For Sale: White (machined) 700c Velocity front Wheel

Posted on Tue 5th, January 2010

• #1

Joss

Gotta get rid cos Im broke, its about a year old and in great condition. Can't upload any photo's at the moment because the wheel is at work (you know what they look like!).
Hub is 'on one' and its 36 spoke. Bearings are smooth and the wheel is true.
Im looking for £50, that includes tyre and inner tube.
If you want a look, I work at the New London Theatre (War Horse) and am in town from 5pm onwards.
Im not gonna be posting Im afraid.
My name is Joss and if you want to get in touch please do
Ta
• #2

bradertan

potential dibs
until i see the photo
thanks
• #3

but.her

can you not get a pic at all?
• #4

Joss

i can at about 11pm, the wheel is at work and thats when i get home. ill put it up then.
• #5

Tito

2nd dibs on wheel if bradertan doesn't take it.
• #6

Dovey

3rd dibs please
• #7

Joss

SOLD pending reply. I'll let you know if it falls through. Mr De Niro is next in line.

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