For Sale: Campagnolo Record rear wheel and Shimano R500 front

Posted on Thu 26th, September 2013

• #1

rj

Shimano R500 front wheel. Could probably do with a little true. in Used condition but good for a winter bike or beater £35....£25

Campagnolo Record rear wheel, has a 10 speed cassette on it at the moment. The join in the rim looks to be on its last legs. The rim isn't cracked all the way round but the sticker over the top of it has. So it might just be a little movement in the join, or on its way out. I don't know for sure. £65

Full size photos here

Quick release skewers are included but not matching the wheels. Tyres, tubes and cassette not included.

Not that confident on the prices so open to offers.

Thanks
• #2

rj

Going to reduce the price on the R500 as the bearings are a little sticky £25
• #3

drifter

Would you be willing to post the wheels or is it collection only?
• #4

rj

Record wheel sold. Don't want to post as going back to university on Monday and will be short of time.

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