Silver Road Wheelset

Posted on Wed 1st, July 2020

• #1

Psy

Budget is probably ~£100. Looking for a small flange, shiny silver, freehub rear, road wheelset in good condition. 90s or maybe early 00s might be ideal?

It's going on a chrome/racing green frame, and I'll need to get a single speed kit for the rear too.

I remember picking up a Dura Ace 7400 / Mavic wheelset a good few years ago for £90. That'd be perfect. But I expect they've appreciated since then so maybe a bit pricey now.
• #2

doubleodavey
I might have something, hang on I will get a photo.

Wh-6500 I think. Not had much use, they came off a TT bike I bought a few years ago. Bit of wear to the rear brake track, not much to the front. Smooth hubs. Not many spokes

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• #3

Psy

Haha. These are definitely wrong for my bike but I love them so very much. DM me a price and your location? I will consider them certainly. @doubleodavey

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