For Sale: Classic 700c wheelset Mavic clinchers rims

Posted on Wed 14th, November 2012

• #1

sash

For sale i have this classic 700c wheelset .

Mavic Module E2 clincher rims on Gipemme Hubs.
The wheels are pretty much like new.
Come with as new 7speed Dura Ace cassette!

According to the previous owner they were ridden for 60miles.
They were used as spare wheelset for this beauty, which should describe the condition even better.
Tyres are still the ones he bought from the shop in the late 80's...you know what that means...
Rear spacing is 126mm.

I'd like 75 quit please.

cheers sash
• #2

sash

pics are up.
• #3

cheesedisease

Hello. Can you tell me what the rear is currently spaced to? And does price include postage or is that extra? Cheers!
• #4

sash

pm'd you.
• #5

Williekimble

??? Interested in these for a buddy. Can collect in London. Cheers.
• #6

cheesedisease

Afraid I bought these, a couple of weeks back. Sorry. Very nice they are too. Thanks Sash.
• #7

milimuh2007

Hello, still have circles Mavic module E2
please contact me if you have one of this, thank you!
email:
• #8

E.Kıbrıs

are they still for sale? or sold out already?
• #9

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