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Winter/shopper Commuting bike

Old 03-20-09 | 05:49 PM
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Winter/shopper Commuting bike

With Winter approaching, I am looking at turning my eldest MTB into a winter commuter and also a shopper bike with panniers and a rack to hopefully carry some reasonable sized grocery loads. I need the rims replacing anyhow, but is it worth reinforcing the back wheel or will a standard MTB wheel be enough for a heavy rider and a heavy load?

Is reinforcing/rebuilding a wheel going to cost lots more? (never had a wheel rebuilt before).

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