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2 sets of cross wheels, 50mm carbon disc with FMB supermuds and EA70x with Vittoria Evo XG
Set of basically new 50mm carbon tubular disc wheels with FMB Supermud tires that have been aquasealed. Novatec hubs with Sapim CX-Ray spokes. The wheels and tires have a single ride on them. They are 10 speed compatible. $450/bo plus shipping. Comes with red skewers.
Second set is an aluminum Easton EA70x with Vittoria XG tubular tires. Both wheels and tires are in great condition. Make me an offer.
Only selling them to buy the gf a new bike and clear some space in our small apartment. Nothing wrong with either set at all.
Willing to ship, but am located in Vancouver, BC. If in the PCNW we might arrange a meeting.
Can send more pictures to anyone interested. Thanks for looking.
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I am assuming the carbon rims are of the cheap chinese variety for the price, what manufacturer are they from and what is the spoke count/lacing pattern? I a very interested and live in Seattle, so could probably meet up semi-easily, how fast do you need to move them? Send me an email at rchulit at google mail and we can talk.
Thanks
Carl
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