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Old 10-18-12 | 03:55 PM
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mike6024
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Originally Posted by ZBoss
Also, these wheels that I was looking at were 135, so that might be pushing the limits too fat in my opinion.
So your current wheel(s) are damaged, and you want to replace them. Easily and economically?

I copied this from some other thread. It's a rec from another. New set of 700c wheels that use a freewheel, not cassette. They are 130mm for the rear, so would require you spread the frame a little.
I'd suggest print it out and take it to a bike shop and ask if they can get them or if they have something like that.

Link: http://bikeisland.com/cgi-bin/BKTK_S...ls&ProdID=2178
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