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10-28-08, 04:39 PM
We have a set of 50mm carbon tubular wheels that are up for sale. They use the 50mm Giantex rims and are laced to Joytec hubs. The wheels are labeled "Matrix" with logos under the clearcoat. (You may have seen these being sold on Ebay last year).
They were used by my wife during last year's cyclocross season and have Dugast Rhino 32mm tubulars glued on to them. The wheels and tires were only used in 3 races. So, they are basically brand new. We just don't have enough mud around here to justify them and are going to get another set of low profile tubulars to replace these.
The wheels came in at 1550 grams before the tires were glued on and the hubs feel great. Also, the rims use exposed nipples. Which is nice for not having to pull the tire off to true them. (although they haven't needed any truing thus far) Tires alone are $250! We have both a Shimano and a Capy free hub body for these, you can have both.
$650 takes them, including shipping in the USA.
They were used by my wife during last year's cyclocross season and have Dugast Rhino 32mm tubulars glued on to them. The wheels and tires were only used in 3 races. So, they are basically brand new. We just don't have enough mud around here to justify them and are going to get another set of low profile tubulars to replace these.
The wheels came in at 1550 grams before the tires were glued on and the hubs feel great. Also, the rims use exposed nipples. Which is nice for not having to pull the tire off to true them. (although they haven't needed any truing thus far) Tires alone are $250! We have both a Shimano and a Capy free hub body for these, you can have both.
$650 takes them, including shipping in the USA.