Carbon rims, 28h, 700C, 38mm or 50mm deep or wanted

Posted on Tue 2nd, May 2017

• #1

TheShipwright

Exploring options for a wheelset upgrade but dont have the funds fow a new entire wheelset.
Anybody got any 28hole carbon rims they dont want/need?
Any depth up to 50mm considered and an odd pair, 38mm and 50mm also fine.
Pref UD matte but anything considered
• #2

allister

I have a pair of Gigantex 50mm glossy carbon rims for tubulars, was going to build with a pair of sheriff star track hubs but will sell separatly if you are going to use tubulars .
• #3

TheShipwright

Sorry i should have id like clinchers that are tubeless compatible. Thanks for offering.
• #4

allister

Good choice, thats what I would go for too !
• #5

TheShipwright

Ive never tried toobless so want the option to go back. Cheers

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