For Sale: 1 Pair of white Rapha Arm Warmers - Medium

Posted on Fri 20th, August 2010

• #1

wee_scott

Their blurb -

Rapha Arm Warmers are a versatile product for changeable conditions. They provide insulation but are also highly breathable to help regulate body temperature. Finished with soft gripper and trademark monochrome styling.

They are white with black stripe, size medium. Yet again they are in their original packaging have never been worn apart from trying on once, the only time they have been out of the packaging.

Retail for £40. I'll take £30.
• #2

Shannonball

Er, you can get these for free with the jersey you are selling for £100 - that makes a 130 - £5 profit - not a cool price, when you can get them new for £125!
• #3

wee_scott

Ok then, £100 for both.
• #4

Leaf_eater

any pics?
• #5

wee_scott

can link to the rapha site. they are both still in the original bags and like i've said, never worn
• #6

Bungle

can you deliver to windmill street, w1?
• #7

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