Cheap and light alloy 26” rims/wheels
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I bought a whole, running perfectly, Diamondback mountain bike for the aluminum alloy rims and the nearly new tires for $15 at my local Goodwill. It would be worth a shot to scour FB marketplace and local CL ads for a cheap mid/upper level mtb to use for parts.
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Your local bicycle co-op, if you have one nearby, likely has a number of good-quality 26" wheels in stock.
In what city do you live?
In what city do you live?
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Sun Ringle Equalizer 21 rims are pretty light, but they're pretty skinny.
Same with Mavic 238.
Same with Mavic 238.