Set- 28 hole. Open Pro rims 2cross laced to 2005? XTR hubs that have been respaced to fit road spacing...rear hub skips occasionally, needs a new freehub body. other wise good shape. $100
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I'm selling a set of tubular wheels that would be awesome for anyone looking to score a sweet set fot cyclocross or a classics type setup. The wheels are Mavic Reflex with a hard anodized gray finish and ceramic coating on the sidewall. They make braking sooo much better when it gets wet and sloppy out. Plus, the sidewalls seem to never wear out. I have three seasons on these and aside from a small chip in the ceramic coating, the rim's braking surface doesn't show any real wear. The rims are laced with Sapim double butted spokes to Chris King classic hubs. The hubs are in excellent condition, and I will overhaul them to ensure everything is perfect before I send them out. (I'm an authorized Chris King sales and service shop). The wheels are also 28 hole, so they are a little lighter than your typical 32 hole wheels. Right now they are glued up using Vittoria Mastik with Clement PDX tubulars that have approximately 8-10 races on them and have a little bit of Stan's in them to guard
against flats. I'm located on Medford, so local pick up would be great, but I can send them to anyone in the OBRA world. I'll even cover the shipping in the asking price of $550. If you want to pay with a credit card, I can do PayPal or you can call me at my bike shop and I can run it there. Of course cold hard cash is always a nice option, too. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. My cell is 541-778-4022, the shop line is 541-595-VELO (8356) or shoot me an email at thomkneeland@gmail.com.
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Mavic Reflex Rims (silver)
Dura Ace Hub (silver)
$500
Raced on one time at Alpenrose, Great shape.
Kinlin rims laced to DT Swiss 240 hubs with DT's top spokes, Aerolites.
I have used these for cyclocross the last two seasons as my dry day wheels and as backups on wet days. After last season I replaced the bearings in the rear hub with high quality Phil Wood bearings and they haven't been ridden since.
They are round, true, and light at 1400gr. They also ride really nicely and spin up quickly.
You can read a review of the clincher version of these wheels at:
http://oregon.cyclingaction.com/2009/kinlin-rim-dt-swiss-wheel-review/
$400
I have a few sets of tires that could go with them too if you're interested.
Steven Hunter
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