For Sale: Rear spinergy rev x £65

Posted on Sun 14th, June 2009

• #1

TheCrane

selling this on behalf of a collegue. he wants £65 quid for it

its a rear clincher, but has a freewheel hub so fine for a screw on casette (which it comes with) or freewheel. it's true and not cracked or scratched

haven't got any pics because its at work, but they all look the same. all the decals are still on it

available to view at evans on waterloo cut ask for FRED

pm if iterested

cheers

provisionally gone to Possesion
• #2

TheCrane

for geared or single speed
• #3

Brucy

Im out.
• #4

TheCrane

you could get a new axel/hub for it if running it fixed is necessary
• #5

possession

PM'd / dibs
• #6

MisterEd

if possession changes his mind I'd be happy to step in a take it :)
• #7

TheCrane

he viewed the wheel today and said he'd think about it. if i've not heard on wednesday its your
• #8

MisterEd

thanks, will try and drop by evans waterloo tomorrow, have email you my number...

Cheers

Matt

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