Replacement 700 Rear Wheel Selection for Cannondale Quick4 Hybrid
02-23-22, 10:44 AM
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Replacement 700 Rear Wheel Selection for Cannondale Quick4 Hybrid
The original wheel on my wife's 2014 Quick 4 is beyond used up. I only noticed just how bad it was yesterday when I saw that the inner and outer sections of the wheel were mostly worn through. The bike is now "quarantined" until I replace the wheel. Here's the specs on the original wheel.
Having tried my hand at building a wheel myself (I failed), I'm looking for a reasonably price built wheel. I have the tools to move the cassette over - that's easy enough. Obviously the basics have to be matched - 700c wheel with rim braking and 130mm spacing - but I'm wondering how close I need to be on the rim width - it's a 32 tire.
Appreciate any insight and/or specific recommendations.
- Brand: Xero
- Model: Element CXR 330
- Material: Alloy
- Size: 700c
- Brake Type: Rim
- Tire Type: Clincher
- Mounting Type: Quick release (skewers not included)
- Width: 21.8 (external), 15.8mm (internal)
- Depth: 23.2mm
- Speed: 8-10 Speed, Shimano/SRAM compatible
- Spokes: 24 [F], 28 [R]
- Spacing: 100mm [F], 130mm [R]
- Weight: 2,300g
Having tried my hand at building a wheel myself (I failed), I'm looking for a reasonably price built wheel. I have the tools to move the cassette over - that's easy enough. Obviously the basics have to be matched - 700c wheel with rim braking and 130mm spacing - but I'm wondering how close I need to be on the rim width - it's a 32 tire.
Appreciate any insight and/or specific recommendations.
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The original wheel on my wife's 2014 Quick 4 is beyond used up. I only noticed just how bad it was yesterday when I saw that the inner and outer sections of the wheel were mostly worn through. The bike is now "quarantined" until I replace the wheel. Here's the specs on the original wheel.
Having tried my hand at building a wheel myself (I failed), I'm looking for a reasonably price built wheel. I have the tools to move the cassette over - that's easy enough. Obviously the basics have to be matched - 700c wheel with rim braking and 130mm spacing - but I'm wondering how close I need to be on the rim width - it's a 32 tire.
Appreciate any insight and/or specific recommendations.
- Brand: Xero
- Model: Element CXR 330
- Material: Alloy
- Size: 700c
- Brake Type: Rim
- Tire Type: Clincher
- Mounting Type: Quick release (skewers not included)
- Width: 21.8 (external), 15.8mm (internal)
- Depth: 23.2mm
- Speed: 8-10 Speed, Shimano/SRAM compatible
- Spokes: 24 [F], 28 [R]
- Spacing: 100mm [F], 130mm [R]
- Weight: 2,300g
Having tried my hand at building a wheel myself (I failed), I'm looking for a reasonably price built wheel. I have the tools to move the cassette over - that's easy enough. Obviously the basics have to be matched - 700c wheel with rim braking and 130mm spacing - but I'm wondering how close I need to be on the rim width - it's a 32 tire.
Appreciate any insight and/or specific recommendations.
