For Sale: Phil wood wheel

Posted on Sun 10th, July 2011

• #1

Roymund

Bought this wheel a little while ago now need to sell on as I'm a bit broke. I replaced the tyre with a another gator ultra from a different wheelset as it had a bit more life left in it.

Here's the original blurb and pics -

Phil Wood purple front hub on DT Swiss Rim RR 1.2 Deep section rim in silver.
Black DT Swiss spokes
36H. 100mm Continental gatorskin tyre & tube included.
Excellent condition

£100 ONO
• #2

JD

Nobody has bought this? Are people sleeping?
• #3

Roymund

price drop ***£90***
• #4

alxgrnt

Possible dibs, where are you?
• #5

Roymund

in camden but can travel to meet you anywhere. Where you based?
• #6

alxgrnt

Can collect thursday some time for £90?
• #7

Roymund

I'll be around on thursday from about 6pm. I can't hold it for you though as I desperately need the cash so if someone can take it before then I'll have to sell it. Sorry about that buddy but I'm in a tight spot.
• #8

alxgrnt

Tomorrow before 4?

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