WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
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WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
Bit of a longshot but before I spend ££ and wait weeks. I'm after a silver rim brake QR wheelset suitable for a road/audax bike, dynamo front ideally but if not may still be of interest - if the rims are readily available I can get a dyno front made up later. 9-10s freehub is OK, no need for 11s.
Also an option is a pair of NOS silver rims, if you had some DTs hidden away? Open Pros are an option but a bit skinny really.
Also an option is a pair of NOS silver rims, if you had some DTs hidden away? Open Pros are an option but a bit skinny really.
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Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
If you don't get any better responses, I have some 36H Open Pros you are welcome to (postage being the only thing). I also have 36H XTR disc hubs. I'd want something for them, just not thought of a price.
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Kind offer, thanks Colin. I expect I'll stump up for a new build on a SON in the end if there's nothing close about S/H wheelset-wise, it's the build that will slow it all down. I really should have learned to build wheels by now.
It's suprisingly difficult to find a wheelset to this sort of spec yet if I wanted a £1200+ set of deep section carbons I'm spoiled for choice. Bonkers. Spa Cycles have some options but are still a bit limited on rim range.
It's suprisingly difficult to find a wheelset to this sort of spec yet if I wanted a £1200+ set of deep section carbons I'm spoiled for choice. Bonkers. Spa Cycles have some options but are still a bit limited on rim range.
Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
I have a 2nd hand sp dynamo hub on silver Alex rim. I could never get any output from the dynamo, but the spokes and rim are good. Yours for postage
Oh, it’s front only and silver
Oh, it’s front only and silver
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Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
Did you say what size James? If it's 650, there's some 32 hole SunXCD rims here - polished and a bit retro.
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/RISXCDRR/ ... minium-rim
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/RISXCDRR/ ... minium-rim
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Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
Tempted to take you up on that Steve and bung you fair £ if it can be got working but it sounds like you've tried? If so it'll be a rebuild and hard to get a rear rim to match so I'd be better stumping up for a new pair. Thanks though, appreciated.
I didn't did I.. 700C. Those SunXCDs look nice, had only seen mechs and chainsets from them so far. I've got my eye on H Plus Son TB14s in classic CD grey ano but it's getting pricey. Still, would look lovely on a skinny steel bike.Did you say what size James?
Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
Just looked at those Stu, and they're 650a which I think is a different outside diameter for the tyre bead?
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Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
Sorry, I obviously didn't read it properly, I just saw 650 and assumed.and they're 650a
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Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
I'll check to see which rim it is, and if there's the same on ebay I'll ping you a link so you can be a tart and have matching wheelsjameso wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 6:56 pmTempted to take you up on that Steve and bung you fair £ if it can be got working but it sounds like you've tried? If so it'll be a rebuild and hard to get a rear rim to match so I'd be better stumping up for a new pair. Thanks though, appreciated.
I didn't did I.. 700C. Those SunXCDs look nice, had only seen mechs and chainsets from them so far. I've got my eye on H Plus Son TB14s in classic CD grey ano but it's getting pricey. Still, would look lovely on a skinny steel bike.Did you say what size James?
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Re: WTD - silver rim brake road (dynamo?) wheels
I have a front dynamo Shimano DH - 3N71 on rigida sputnik silver rim. Has a spa cycles sticker. £25 plus postage costs?
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I might be able to get an Alex rim via our OE supplier so could be good to know. I'm not exactly a dab hand with the Evo meter though so if you've tested out the hub and it's truly dead it may all need more time than the wait to get a set build new.
Ben, that's a sound wheel, a bit heavy duty for this bike but perfect for a proper tourer and Spa have rears to match. Tempted, will PM soon if the new option's going to take long. Thanks.