FS: SSR SP1 Professors 18"x8.5", (4 used, 1 NIB), NYC
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06-23-2008, 11:54 AM
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FS: SSR SP1 Professors 18"x8.5", (4 used, 1 NIB), NYC
For sale -
Wheel: SSR SP1 Professor
Color: black with anodized lip
Size: 18"x8.5", offset is +37mm( though I am not 100% certain)
Condition: Four wheels have been mounted and used for two summers. Fifth wheel is new-in-box with protective tape still covering the polished lip. Two of the wheels (fronts) have been lightly curbed on the lip. Never used in the winter (obviously).
Tires: The wheels are mounted with stock Michelin Pilot Sports. The tires are effectively slicks on the innner side and should not be used by anyone for any purpose, in particular in the rain. Though, I guess, you can burn them to warm those cold winter nights. I just couldn't have been bothered to take them off.
The wheels come with caps, lugnuts, locks, valve stem covers.
Local pickup only - NYC. Or if you live close enough, I can drop them off.
Wheel: SSR SP1 Professor
Color: black with anodized lip
Size: 18"x8.5", offset is +37mm( though I am not 100% certain)
Condition: Four wheels have been mounted and used for two summers. Fifth wheel is new-in-box with protective tape still covering the polished lip. Two of the wheels (fronts) have been lightly curbed on the lip. Never used in the winter (obviously).
Tires: The wheels are mounted with stock Michelin Pilot Sports. The tires are effectively slicks on the innner side and should not be used by anyone for any purpose, in particular in the rain. Though, I guess, you can burn them to warm those cold winter nights. I just couldn't have been bothered to take them off.
The wheels come with caps, lugnuts, locks, valve stem covers.
Local pickup only - NYC. Or if you live close enough, I can drop them off.
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if nobody local wants them over the next couple of weeks, I might consider taking the tires off and shipping the wheels. add shipping costs to $900. depending on the carrier, it should be $120-150.
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