For Sale: Zipp 440 (carbon) rear track wheel

Posted on Tue 25th, November 2008

• #1

gav

Its a Zipp 440 carbon rim, built by London Fields cycles onto a 24 hole On-One rear track hub, with silve double butted spokes. Also included is a Vittoria Evo Pave tub (24mm width version, green colour) with about 500 miles on it. Attached with Jantex tub tape and including a Vittoria valve extender. Lock ring included but not the sprocket. £150
• #2

Antsiou

Huh, would you have a price or offers only?
• #3

gav

150 all in.
• #4

tombo_junior

Would look good with one of these if you could find one.
• #5

gav

true, but i shouldnt really buy more stuff!
• #6

brinksman

Is the wheel still available
and if its £150 then i cant complain
been searching for one for a while
• #7

gav

You have an email.
• #8

nosferatu

its fuckin lovely but tubs are such a pain on the streets
• #9

gav

bump
• #10

El_Diablo

yhm
• #11

tronic

is that clincher or tub?
• #12

jammy

Tub. It says in the description

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