Wanted: Rigida Nova Rear wheel

Posted on Sat 1st, November 2008

• #1

oblivious

My girlfriend has gone and worn out the rim on her rear wheel. For whatever reason she loves the look of these rims, and want to get another....

So on the off-chance I thought I'd ask if anyone out there has one.

It's for a regular road bike btw.
• #2

MessenJah

I have one! And I need to get rid of it! But it's in Brum.

Can't you get the bike shop to order one, or buy one that looks similar?
• #3

oblivious

Soo close, yet so far away...

I might well have to go for a similar look wheel, but it'd be nice to keep them matching.
• #4

tornadotony

I have a front and rear with little use. They are on a road bike that I am about to dismantle. I'm in Maidstone.
• #5

oblivious

tornadotony - sent you a PM.

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