For Sale: White Halo Wheelset, Cinelli stem

Posted on Mon 16th, August 2010

• #1

blowfish

Halo aerorage rear wheel. Flip-flop hub. Threads good on both sides. Braking surface virtually unused. Usual marks and scrapes.

Halo Aerorage front wheel. Used for less than a year, breaking surface used but still plenty of life.

Both wheels have been trued, the front is newer than the rear.
SOLD

Cinelli quill stem, 90mm, 26.4mm clamp, logo on top of the stem.
Scratched up below insertion point but no rust.
SOLD

Dibs then pm please.
Can post the stem, but would prefer pickup for the wheels (SE or central)
Cheers =)
• #2

jambon

dibs stem
• #3

birdy

2nd dibs stem
• #4

jjkim83

ill take the wheelset.
pm following
• #5

jjkim83

sorry undibs wheels
sorry sorry
• #6

Tel_Boy

Dibs the wheels - pm coming
• #7

jaitch

damn 2nd dibs the wheels if tel boy pulls out
• #8

Fieldmouse

... dibs on the front halo if tel boy and johnbob change their minds
• #9

blowfish

all gone now ... thx all =)

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