Trade: Possible trade? Curiosity...

Posted on Mon 24th, November 2008

• #1

Danewesley

so i have a like new mavic gp4 on a dura ace hub, low flange. the wheel is like new, it is a tubular rim, so i wanted to see what people think and what they would trade for it....i am really looking for a rear wheel, none tubular and it doesnt have to be fixed or anything, although that would be good. thanks oh and i can get pictures if you want..
• #2

dmczone
• #3

Danewesley

thats the one
• #4

TheCrane

i have a set of mavic ma3 clinchers on campy xenon hubs rear has casette fitting thing
• #5

Danewesley

im an idiot, i forgot to say its a front wheel
• #6

Danewesley

what condition are the ma3's in?
• #7

TheCrane

both wheels 100% sweet. rims = true
front hub bearings need greasing

dont have any skewers for them though
• #8

Danewesley

im only really looking for a rear wheel , with threaded hub, as i have a mavic ma2 front rim already..
• #9

El_Diablo

is it a tub or a clincher rear you're after?

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