Considering 650B conversion of ~1985 Mark Nobilette
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No kidding. IIRC they were 'out of stock' when I was looking a while back (actually seemed like silver rim-brake 650b wheel sets were out of stock everywhere...) so I ended up going with V-O rims and hubs and learning how to build wheels. I'm almost tempted to get a set of these just to have on hand for conversion 'testing' on other frames, etc....
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It's only 80.00 to ship the frame and fork.