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Is it a non tapered steerer? BikeX in Winchester definitely has two forks for the Ultimate F10 - but those are tapered.
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Yes, but would you get them with a cassette, rotors and new tyres? Price is maybe slightly high but not completely off the charts.
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Wheels listed separately here.
Obviously they will be coming off the above bikes, so prices will vary depending on what wheelsets are available.
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Shimano Dura Ace 9000 C35
Excellent condition, with minimal rim wear. Come with Dura Ace skewers, Vittoria Corsa Speed tyres, and a Dura Ace 11-28 cassette.
£550
https://cyclingtips.com/2013/06/shimano-dura-ace-c35-clincher-wheel-review/- WH-9000 CL carbon clincher wheels, designed to meet pro road race criteria
- Lightweight full carbon 35mm deep 20.8 mm wide rim with alloy braking surface for improved aerodynamics and increased rigidity for sprinters and TT specialists
- Alloy clincher rim maintains high braking performance with standard brake pads in all conditions
- 21 rear and 16 front stainless steel butted and bladed straight pull spokes for optimal balance and rigidity (OPTBAL)
- Elbow-less spokes make for a strong yet compliant wheel
- High lateral rigidity is produced with a 3mm offset asymmetric rear rim and wide flange spacing
- Freehub uses quick pawl engagement every 10 degrees
- Labyrinth double-contact sealing effectively shuts out water and dirt
- Alloy cone with integrated steel Borozon treated bearing races - super mirror finish reduces friction
- Quick and easy to maintain digital click bearing adjustment
- Cold forged, machined aluminium hub shell and oversized 7075 alloy axle combined with a titanium Freehub body keep the wheel weight to a minimum
- 700C clincher compatible
- 8, 9, 10 and 11-speed compatible rear wheel
- Supplied with Q/R skewer
- Average weight 1488 grams a pair
- RRP £1500
- WH-9000 CL carbon clincher wheels, designed to meet pro road race criteria
From experience, they do fit, though the spacers don't match. But if you're running it slammed you can do a bit of dremel/sanding work on them and then cables go in from the channel below the stem section straight into the bottom most spacer (which acts as the top cap as well). I could model up something new to be printed if of any use.