Wanted: 36h clincher rim

Posted on Sun 27th, June 2010

• #1

extinct

Hey, I'm looking for a 36h clincher rim for a rear wheel I'm building. It's an oldish frame so 'classical' rather than flashy lookswise, doesn't have to be in perfect condition. Collection in London.
• #2

rik

I have a Rigida, in silver, very similar in profile to the open pro, £15
• #3

extinct

Have you got the model n°, so I can check it out a wee bit first? Sounds pretty much like what I was looking for though ^^
• #4

rik

I think is this one, and after seen the price, call it £10
• #5

extinct

alright then, can't do it today (obvs!), so where and when? I'm currently coughs unemployed, so I'm pretty easy about time. would prefer north london, but wherever suits you
• #6

ron_the_hat

I have a 36 hole mavic Ma2 if you are interested.

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