Salsa Casseroll still needs work...
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Salsa Casseroll still needs work...
So if anyone is familiar with my previous post I apologize but my salsa casseroll still needs help... I am having an issue with my spokes I am assuming, only because they keep coming lose in my back wheel. Even AFTER being professionally trued twice. So my current verdict is I will just need a new wheel set and start from scratch? I bought the bike second hand and have no idea how old or worn some of the components are. I also need to replace the cantilever brakes (the spring pressure screws have pushed all the way through and seem to be obsolete. As well as a frayed brake wire that is all that needs to be done... so my question to the much better educated public is, what wheel set(if I should replace) is the best for the buck? Not trying to spend more then 200 after shipping and setting them up etc. Any advice is welcome and appreciated
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Good used quick release rim brake wheels are all over craigslist, facebook, etc... as people switch to discs. I'd suggest checking looking around for a nice used pair first.
Also, it sounds like all you need is a rear wheel.
Also, it sounds like all you need is a rear wheel.
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Now THAT is what I want to hear! I am using a wheel that was on a trek bike just to get through today so I can fix
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You're looking for a 130 mm OLD rear wheel, right?
If you want a wheelset, these wheels from velomine are a good deal (but perhaps out of your price range) at $219: 36 hole velocity A23 rims, shimano 105 hubs
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?m...oducts_id=5177
If you want a wheelset, these wheels from velomine are a good deal (but perhaps out of your price range) at $219: 36 hole velocity A23 rims, shimano 105 hubs
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?m...oducts_id=5177
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Assuming it is one of the 130mm OLD models(not sure if any werent)- Ill 2nd the velomine suggestion.
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?m...3s1elq4mlibcn5 $219 and great components. They may need to be touched up after riding a few times due to stress relieving during use instead of during the build.
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?m...3s1elq4mlibcn5 $189. Again, may need to be touched up after riding a few times.
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?m...3s1elq4mlibcn5 $219 and great components. They may need to be touched up after riding a few times due to stress relieving during use instead of during the build.
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?m...3s1elq4mlibcn5 $189. Again, may need to be touched up after riding a few times.
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