Wanted: classic track wheelset dark coloured rims.

Posted on Mon 20th, May 2013

• #1

t_slates

Looking for a black/grey/ even brown a la sherm's amazing cramerotti, track wheelset for my track bike. Want no brake wear on dark coloured rims (classic looking, so mavic open pros etc) and would love a flip flop track hub. Does anyone have anything they are willing to part with? Don't want to spend mega bucks so campag & Phil hubs are probably out of the question. Thanks.
• #2

Jimjam

http://www.lfgss.com/thread106543.html
any good? very slighty marked front rim
• #3

c4shr

T, remember the wheelset (Campy Record Pista) I showed you when you came to pickup the Woodrup (?). The picture is still showing in our exchange...seems to fit the bill. Happy for you to trial the wheels out, give us a shout by pm.

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