Can you recommend
11-27-20, 05:34 PM
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Can you recommend
a set of inexpensive 700c wheels for my vintage Peugeot? I would like to run up to 30mm tires so I can ride gravel roads and I wouldn’t mind going tubeless to boot. Course, I have a 7 speed cassette and rim brakes. I would really appreciate your help and recommendations because I haven’t a clue.
Thanks!
Thanks!
11-27-20, 06:42 PM
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Velomine.com is the best source for wheels, in my view. Finding ones with 126mm spacing so that you can plug and play might be a bit of a challenge.
11-27-20, 06:50 PM
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Yep, Velomine is a good option.
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11-27-20, 07:00 PM
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I will echo the Velomine recommendation. They have options for wheels built with Sun rims, and also Weinmann LP18 rims - 700c/126 spacing. I have used both and they are a great value. I still use a set regularly.
I'd advise to give them a call to make sure they have what you want in stock.
I'd advise to give them a call to make sure they have what you want in stock.
11-28-20, 01:09 PM
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Cool, Velomine it is. Thanks!
