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Sussex Pete

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[For Sale] Set of 4 6-spoke MGF wheels for sale

10th December 2017, 08:59

I have available a set of 4 standard 6-spoke MGF 15" wheels with tyres that are now surplus to my requirements. They are in good condition - not perfect, but visually good. Ł50 for the four plus carriage or collect from East Sussex.

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10th December 2017, 12:10

Have you a pic of these Pete please?
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10th December 2017, 17:13

Originally posted by G4GLM View Post

Have you a pic of these Pete please?

Here you go, as fitted to my Turbo until this weekend...

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10th December 2017, 22:26

Did they require spacers?
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11th December 2017, 06:54

Depends on your brake setup. With bigger disks, yes you will need 5mm spacers at the front, otherwise you should be ok without all round.

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