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01-18-06, 10:50 AM
Right now I only have one set of wheels. I think I should change the rear one before my trainer destroys it. I also think that having to change the tire everytime the weather gets better would not motivate me much.
How about changing wheel?
Which of those two solutions whould be best:
- Get a really cheap wheel and somehow make sure that the derailleur is still aligned. Are all wheels same width? Would I need a second casette or is it really easy and fast to change it from one wheel to another?
- Get an exact replica of my current wheel. Again with extra casette or not? They are ALEX ACE19, no idea how much they can cost.
How about changing wheel?
Which of those two solutions whould be best:
- Get a really cheap wheel and somehow make sure that the derailleur is still aligned. Are all wheels same width? Would I need a second casette or is it really easy and fast to change it from one wheel to another?
- Get an exact replica of my current wheel. Again with extra casette or not? They are ALEX ACE19, no idea how much they can cost.