BunninZootius

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• For Sale - 700c Disc Brake Wheelsets; WTB, Mavic, Specialized

  in Components, clothing and miscellany • 2 hours, 40 minutes

  

  Postage now included on all wheels.

• For Sale - 700c Disc Brake Wheelsets; WTB, Mavic, Specialized

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• For Sale - 700c Disc Brake Wheelsets; WTB, Mavic, Specialized

  in Components, clothing and miscellany • 20 hours, 23 minutes

  

  Hope/Mavic wheels added and images of Freehub condition shown. If you want specific images just ask.

  Postage roughly £8 for each pair.

  Offers welcome.

• For Sale - 700c Disc Brake Wheelsets; WTB, Mavic, Specialized

  in Components, clothing and miscellany • 1 week, 1 day

  

  I have 3 sets of 700c wheels for sale. All are Tubeless Ready with valves and Tape where required.

  Reasonable offers considered.

  Payment on Paypal. I will post at buyers expense.

  Mavic Allroad £150
  Tubeless ready - Valves Included.
  Shimano Freehub
  100x12mm/ 142x12mm
  Couple of scratches.

  WTB i21/Novatec £50
  REAR WHEEL NEEDS REBUILD.
  Shimano Freehub
  Centrelock rotor fitting
  100x12/ 142x12
  Rear wheel not true, may need rebuild.

  Specialized Sequioa Wheelset £100
  Tubeless Ready - Taped and with valves
  Shimano Freehub
  6-Bolt brake mount
  100x12/142x12

  Hope Pro2/ Mavic Open Pro CD rim £120
  700c
  11speed shimano road
  6 Bolt
  10 x 135 bolt up rear/QR Front

  Any questions let me know.

• Gravel / Gravé / Gnarmac / Groad Bikes - aka just get an Arkose

  in Bikes & Bits • 11 months, 2 weeks

  

  Specialized Sawtooth 42c

  Heavy, but remarkably speedy. Set up nice tubeless.

• Any question answered...

  in Miscellaneous and Meaningless • 1 year

  

  What are the best full stayed mudguard to go over a 700 x 42C tyre?

  It's for a specialized Sequioa if that makes any difference? it is a beast of a winter bike, but is a winter bike really a winter bike if it has no mudguards?

• Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

  in Miscellaneous and Meaningless • 1 year

  

  According to Auto Trader; Yes.

• Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

  in Miscellaneous and Meaningless • 1 year

  

  Get a golf estate.

  Pick the engine that best suits you're needs and costs and you're set.

  (I happen to also own an arkose, and if your analogy is a no frills, reliable workhorse, which does most things well enough that is my experience of a Golf Estate, and Arkose)

• Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

  in Miscellaneous and Meaningless • 1 year

  

  You are in a lucky minority - I drove mine with a trailer from Sussex to the West coast of Ireland and my back knew about it afterwards! My Girlfriend won't go in it for journeys over half an hour because "it's so uncomfortable!"

  However, our '49 series 1 is very comfortable, or at least I find it comfortable. If it wasn't so slow, and deafening, and cold it would be my preferred choice!

  Also, unrelated, that Chieftain Range Rover is horrible.

  Whoever said Unimog - That is the best option.

• Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

  in Miscellaneous and Meaningless • 1 year, 1 month

  

  It's a steal at roughly £270000!