Adventure Tyres

Posted on Fri 12th, January 2018

• #1

Dick

These were set to go on the HEDs i sold last week

No HEDs, no need for these!

I have 3 for sale, which may seem a little strange, but i bought a third after i thought one of them wasn't sealing. By the time the third had arrived the other one had sealed.

They're all pretty much brand new, and have never actually been ridden. One is BNIP and the other two have been mounted tubelessly so have residue from tubeless sealant, which i always find makes them a hell of a lot easier to mount and bead than when they're brand new.

They RRP at over £50 EACH

And they look something like this on a bike (these are nano 40 but the same colour and look pretty much identical bar tread pattern):

£75

Collection N1

Postage at cost
• #2

cake

Dibs.

Will drop you a text.
• #3

motoko

Second dibs or can take the third tyre.
• #4

nyoro in reply to @motoko

I have a pair of these to sell if you like? Taken off a new bike and unused.
• #5

motoko in reply to @nyoro

Will PM
• #6

amey

why are you doing this? I'd have had them
• #7

nyoro

Where did you get the gummy Nano's @Dick?
• #8

Dick

Bike 24!
• #9

Dick

ALL SOLD!!

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