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Clearing out the shed (IV) Wheels / wheelsets - tubular and clincher / PRICEDROPS until sold
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Moved to consolidate with sales thread here
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MORE PRICEDROPS on these wheels, and happy to accept any reasonable offer to get these out of the shed.
All available to collect from Leytonstone E11 or elsewhere in London between there and Vauxhall.
27" Rear Wheel with tyre and tube £5/beer
Hub: Maillard 36h
Freewheel: Not included, threads on hub are in good condition
Rim: Rigida Superchromix 1 1/4"
Tyre: Schwalbe Puncture Protection with no cuts and plenty of life left
The axle has bolts either side, no QR. Rim has plenty of pitting/rust to the chrome but otherwise all in good condition.
700c Tubular Wheelset (Mavic, Fir, Saturne) with tyres £30/make me an offer
Built on nice Mavic 500 hubs front and rear with matching Mavic QRs
Rear:
Fir Squadra Corse Wega Rim 36h
Sachs Maillard Aris 6sp Freewheel
Well worn but still usable Conti Gatorskin tub
Front:
Saturne HT-S20 Rim 28h
Vittoria Rally tub with a fair few small cuts but still holding air
Both rims have a dark grey anodised finish, and both have plenty of wear on the braking surfaces but otherwise in really solid condition with years of riding left in them.
700c Tubular Wheelset £20/make me an offer
Front:
Mavic 500 hub, 36h
Mavic Montherly Pro Rim
Rear:
No name black hub, 36h
Saturne HT-S20 Rim dark grey anodised
Regina Synchro 6sp freewheel
Currently no QR skewer but I could probably dig one out
One issue with this wheel - I had a tub roll off the rim and in the time that the back wheel was scraping along East London tarmac, it has worn down a patch of the rim edges (both sides) as shown in one of the pics above. I'm honestly not sure if you could get away with mounting a tyre as is, but more likely you'd need to replace the rim. Hopefully I've reflected that in the price.