Ben
Howdy
Finally went to 11 speed on my race horse, gotta dump a couple 10-speed wheels to help fund the transition
Eastons are in good condition, but aren't perfect. Brake track has some pad polishing but nothing I'd call "wear." Has a couple slightly dented spokes, couple chips in the clear coat. No damage to the carbon. No functional problems. No cracks, no splitting at the spokes. I did get a flapper flake in the rim-bed after the first set of tires came off, but epoxied it back down and had no reservations whatsoever about it- just mentioning in the spirit of full disclosure. Nothing anywhere else. Never happened again anywhere else, either, and I've re-glued these a few times. I think I weighed them at ~1,350g with cleaned rims, but don't quote me. Currently painted flat-black, super-ninja stealth style, but I can clean the paint off if you want (looks WAY better than those loud ass Easton decals, though). Comes with original Easton skewers. $450
Dura Ace c24s are the lighter/nicer/more expensive variety of 10-speed.... can't remember which model (7801? 7901? 7810?). Advertised as ~1,240g, I'm pretty sure they weighed in at right around 1300g before I glued them. Less than 1,000 miles - probably more like 500. I am not looking at them right now, but I'll be very surprised if there's a single thing to mention about them - should be basically as-new. I did pull the decals off - so they're ninja-stealth polished carbon. No skewers- sorry! $600
I haven't noticed either out of true, but I will doublecheck and true them up once I get the tires off. Both will come with a good bedding of recent (less than a year from clean on both) Vittoria Mastik 1... but if you're going to use different glue, I'm happy to remove all the Mastik prior to sale.
Little bit of a logistical consideration - I'm willing to meet you pretty much anywhere in Portland if you're sure you want one/them, but I live in Saint Helens - so if you want to "take a look," please plan to come up here to do so.
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Thanks!
-Ben
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