free With Tyres

Posted on Tue 16th, March 2010

• #1

gizmond

Brand new, Never used, pair of what I am told are Velocity track wheels.

Black Velocity plain black hubs, Black spokes and Black rims with machined, but still black coloured braking surface, so proper stealthy looking.

Can't find the track nuts at the moment.

Comes with Shimano mx30 17t Freewheel on free side, can include either a silver 14t or Black 18t BLB cog if needed. Even the lockring in nice stealthy black.

Also included brand new Bontranger Race Lite 28 tyres and tubes, so ready to go.

SOLD

Can do more pictures if need.

Pickup from Wapping.
• #2

andyp

PM'd.
• #3

Tomo187

shit, 2nd dibs
• #4

TomTM

Massively optimistic 3rd dibs.
• #5

deleted

You didn't mention these half an hour ago... Tsk , tsk, tsk... ;]
• #6

gizmond

You didn't mention these half an hour ago... Tsk , tsk, tsk... ;]

Sorry, they were sat in the piles of stuff.

Note to self, do not start to spring clean the day before breaking ankle :-)

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