Wanted: Nice rear wheel for a new fixed project?

Posted on Tue 19th, January 2010

• #1

joby

any ideas
rear wheel for a fixed project something a bit tasty.
• #2

mr_lunch

tasty hub, nice rim and some pukker spokes! Sorry that wasn't very helpful was it?
• #3

broken_777

silver suzue "disco" hub fix/free(cartridge bearings),silver alpina ss db spokes,silver open pro rim 32holes,3x,brand new
comes with lockring and sprocket either 16/15t dura ace or miche 17t???
tasty???
• #4

Ivandaterrible

i have something ridden for 5 weeks only.
pm me if interested.
• #5

M-X

I've got a Mavic Open 4 CD (dark grey) on a Mavic track hub (120mm spacing), Conti Gatorskin 700x23c (practically unridden) - pm if interested
• #6

razuuu-one

I've got a Mavic Open 4 CD (dark grey) on a Mavic track hub (120mm spacing), Conti Gatorskin 700x23c (practically unridden) - pm if interested

i'd be interested in this, how much you looking for ??
• #7

Lukeyb

mine mine mine

http://www.lfgss.com/thread36123.html#post1160143

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