EThirteen TRSR Carbon Wheels + Tyres
Category: Complete Wheels
Condition: Excellent - Lightly Ridden
Wheel Size: 27.5" / 650B
Material: Carbon Fiber
Front Axle: 20 x 110 TA
Rear Axle: 12 x 142 TA
Condition: Excellent - Lightly Ridden
Wheel Size: 27.5" / 650B
Material: Carbon Fiber
Front Axle: 20 x 110 TA
Rear Axle: 12 x 142 TA
Original Post Date: Jun-15-2021 3:14:20
Last Repost Date: Jul-31-2021 12:05:21
Still For Sale: Sold
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Last Repost Date: Jul-31-2021 12:05:21
Still For Sale: Sold
View Count: 524
Watch Count: 1
EThirteen TRSR Carbon Wheels & Tyres. Condition is "Used". Collection in person only.
A pair of lovely Ethirteen carbon wheels and 2.6 Schwalbe Nobby Nic tyres for 650b (27.5) frames.
Currently setup with tubes, but can easily be converted to tubeless with valves and sealant etc.
A few odd marks, mainly to the decals from storage but no cracks to the carbon and both wheels run smooth and true with good tension on the spokes. These are setup for 110x20mm front forks and the rear is for 142x12mm frames. I believe they can be converted for use on boost forks and frames via the use of adaptors, but you'd have to research that if you're looking to go that way with your build. Rear hub is currently for Shimano HG cassettes, although I do have a spare SRAM free-hub which is fairly easy to swap out should that be required.
Collection only though I'm afraid, so please don't ask me to post. Genuine reason for sale - just no longer required.
Any further questions, please ask, otherwise thanks for looking.
A pair of lovely Ethirteen carbon wheels and 2.6 Schwalbe Nobby Nic tyres for 650b (27.5) frames.
Currently setup with tubes, but can easily be converted to tubeless with valves and sealant etc.
A few odd marks, mainly to the decals from storage but no cracks to the carbon and both wheels run smooth and true with good tension on the spokes. These are setup for 110x20mm front forks and the rear is for 142x12mm frames. I believe they can be converted for use on boost forks and frames via the use of adaptors, but you'd have to research that if you're looking to go that way with your build. Rear hub is currently for Shimano HG cassettes, although I do have a spare SRAM free-hub which is fairly easy to swap out should that be required.
Collection only though I'm afraid, so please don't ask me to post. Genuine reason for sale - just no longer required.
Any further questions, please ask, otherwise thanks for looking.
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£375 GBP
Restrictions: Firm, No Trades, Local pickup only
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