11 speed + Conti GP 4Season 28c tyres

Posted on Mon 27th, May 2024

• #1

Evell
A decent set of Campagnolo Khamsin wheels, used on my Fratello for commuting over the past couple of years. They are still in good shape, brake surface has plenty of life left and bearings are fine, slightly granular feel which is standard for these, Condor serviced the hubs 18 months ago. I'm selling as I now have too many spare wheel sets.

I'm also happy to thrown in a matching fairly well used set of Continental GP 4 Season 28c tyres. NB: there is a different rear tyre fitted in the photos but I will include both 4 seasons to match.

Details: 700c / clincher / rim brake / campag free hub 9/10/11

Price: 50 > 45 - strictly collection only SE10 (Greenwich)

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• #2

billygoat28 in reply to @Evell

Is that a campagnolo hub.
• #3

Evell

Yes Campagnolo hub
• #4

user136707

Would i get an 8speed cassette on the freehub or too wide? I'm after a replacement to my stolen ones

cheers
• #5

Evell in reply to @user136707

I'm fairly sure campag 8 speed is a different hub spline setup to the more recent 9/10/11 which my wheels use. So your 8 speed cassette will not fit.
• #6

Evell

Price drop

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