Gauging interest on this one, as thanks to the club's tame(ish) deviant I may take the plunge on a set of Vectors.
So I've got a Powertap Pro 2012 Shimano hub (http://www.wiggle.co.uk/cycleops-powert ... 5360464210) which is about 18 months old, serviced by Paligap, the UK PowerTap distributor, less than 2 months ago. It's laced to an Ambrosia Excellight S.S.C rim, which are lightweight but apparently bombproof (MtB uses these rims when he rides Roubaix). It was trued when it was serviced, and still runs true now. There's a matching front wheel with Powertap branded hub and the same rim. Both wheels are in excellent conditions. And they were built by MtB's dad.
I'll include the cassette, which is a 105 11-25 (I think, TBC), which has done probably less than 1000-1500 miles.
I've also got Raltech 'lightweight' wheel covers which were £160 brand new - these give most of the benefits of a disc but mean you can use the same wheel for racing and training. These covers are built specifically for the wheel, but also to fit the bike. They have a slightly narrow profile on the NDS to take into account the pokey out bit (technical term) where the Bontrager duotrap fits, but _should_ fit most other TT frames (I obviously can't guarantee this though). They're less than 6 weeks old, so have probably done less than 500 miles.
You can see the rear wheel here:
I'll also throw in a couple of part worn (but plenty of life left in them) Vittoria Open Corsa Evo CX clincher tires (CX doesn't mean Cyclocross in this case). These are black with a central white stripe. *Very* quick race tires, and lovely to ride.
So, for those without power, this would give you a wheelset for training with power and a great race rear to ideally pair with a fast front for racing with power too.
I think I'd be looking for around £600 for the wheelset, tyres, cassette and wheelcovers. If interested, make me an offer...