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Old 02-10-10 | 05:04 AM
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24" wheels?

I have just got my self a vintage Raleigh mini velo witch runs 24" inch wheels for my son. But the problem we have is that it need some new rims and tyres..

I have searched the forum and Google as much as I could but can find anywhere that sells good road race wheels, rims or tyres..

Anyone have any ideas?
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Old 02-10-10 | 07:03 AM
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Try the recumbent forum.
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Old 02-10-10 | 07:13 AM
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Do they need the 547mm, 540mm, 520mm, or 507mm rims that are all labeled 24"? I will guess the 540mm size rim which is the same as most wheelchairs. Also called the 600A size. Also called 24" x 1 3/8". Or you could go with the 520m aka 24" x 1"

Both tyres can be found here:
https://www.everybicycletire.com/Shopping/c-17-24.aspx

The 520mm rim: https://www.everybicycletire.com/Shop...ohead-rim.aspx

520mm wheelset: https://www.everybicycletire.com/Shop...elset-520.aspx

If you build your own wheels, the Aerohead rim sold separately will be the "racier" one. Plus you can get the hubs of your choice.
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Old 02-10-10 | 07:23 AM
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Thanks very much for that it should be all the information i needed...
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Old 02-10-10 | 07:31 AM
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I got a set of 24" awhile back from here.

https://www.niagaracycle.com/index.php?cPath=131_165
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I got these for my kids bikes and they love them! a big step up from the standard MTB tire they had. I pump them hard and they roll well on the paved bike trails , but the kids can still have fun around the campground
Maxxis Holy Roller 24" Tire
https://www.biketiresdirect.com/pmbh2...24_tire/pp.htm
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Old 02-10-10 | 02:49 PM
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I had a 24x1 1/4 (547mm) Varsity that would have been able to use a 26" (559) rim with a skinny street tire (like 26x1.00) with no problem.
I also had a junior Motobecane with some skinny 24" wheels. I forget the exact size but I still have them if you want them. They're steel but they're in decent shape.
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