Wanted: Aero Wheelset

Posted on Sun 24th, February 2013

• #1

SamJT

Possibly a long shot, but I don't suppose anyone is looking to shift some aero wheels (was thinking about 50mm deep, carbon) to help me complete a triathlon bike build?
• #2

varno

I maybe able to help. Gears?
• #3

varno

We have a great collection of www.v-sprintwheels.com. Also I've got a pair of brand new all black carbon clinchers. Shimano freehub. These are a one off. £350. Plus £5 post. Jim.
• #4

SamJT

They'd need a campag free hub, although if it was a good enough deal I could just get a converter, done that for my other wheelset. Cheers for the link, but on reflection I think I'd want to get a pair of Mavic's or Campag Bullet's if I was going to spend upwards of £600. My budget is around that sort of range
• #5

Tad

I have some 2011 K1 aero wheels if you fancy?
• #6

NorthLondonLight

If you're still looking these might suit. I'm still looking to sell elsewhere
http://www.lfgss.com/thread99963.html

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