For Sale: XTR/Velocity - Front wheel

Posted on Sat 28th, September 2013

• #1

D_Mars

For sale, one front wheel.

Brand new hub, rim and spokes.. Freshly built with luv & affection

XTR M970 Hub, Sapim Race DB spokes & Velocity Aerohead rim.

Rim is nice and light @ 425g .. Hub is Japanese made, boron coated bearing races etc.. RRP for the hub was circa £90, rim about £50 + spokes. weight is around 770g

Asking £85
• #2

D_Mars

Now £79

For the best sealed, smoothest running, lightest 3 cross, front wheel you could buy!
• #3

D_Mars

£75
• #4

D_Mars

Now £70.
• #5

D_Mars

£55 collected - sob
• #6

Mr_Bump

bollocks I was in London today..would you consider posting..I can easily arrange the courier & pay them directly just need you to package it up and be available either at home/work on a day of your choosing..(Exept Sat/Sun).
PM if that might work for you.
• #7

TM

Damn, wheel pron! I could give this a good home but don't think I can afford it right now.
• #8

Dazaa

Bloody bargain

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