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Hello,
got a good deal on already built wheels so these are not needed at the moment.
Unused, unassembled and so on. Have not weight them but according to Mack the mtb rear disc weighs 230g and the front 85g. These have a bolt-on upgrade(and also I asked for ultra light road) so not sure if the weight is exactly the same but probably pretty close. 32h rear and front.
Shimano/Sram 11-speed cassette and 6-bolt disc specification as per the pictures of course.
Cost over 400€ at Mack but selling for 275€ shipped inside Europe from Helsinki.
Pm plz
cheers
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btw also, he's a few years late..
I dont understand the last comment but never the less, I respect your opinion.
@NumeroUno make an educated guess perhaps regarding my proposal?
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I also hope that the buyer would be happy, if I remember correctly OG V1 used to cost something like $850 and the dollar was a lot weaker then...
So whether he is a
Legit seller.
is not questioned here but rather that the asking price is retarded :)
or as said:
really really really really really really really really really optimistic
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/59775261@N04/albums/72157650193445682this is what an og 46cm with 94cm inseam looks like
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they just raised prices here in finland, previously was 620€ but since brexit and sella-berolinum stopped selling(only 54cm left) all i can say is that couch up the moniez if you want one :/
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people were warning about bb height when converting but haven't experience any difficulties at all with 70mm bb-drop and 175mm cranks with my conversion.
i guess if i cornered really hard with inside pedal down i might experience pedal strike but that scenario seems unlikely. what i gained with the conversion was a more stable ride and reduced trail which are both benefits when riding with load at the front.
Some updates made to the bike found on the first page..
https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/soma-wolverine-29838