32H hub to 24H rim

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12-08-06 | 05:31 PM

donkekus

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32H hub to 24H rim

I've seen it done. Is it a problem?

Have a good lead on a 32H Phil... and have some really nice 24H rims. So, should I just do it? I'm a lightweight. Or, should I pony up and purchase a custom 24H for more coin? Or, eff the whole idea and get 32H rims?

12-08-06 | 05:33 PM

trons

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From: delaware

just curious, what rims are they?

12-08-06 | 05:33 PM

donkekus

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Well, they're mountain..

Bontrage Race Lite ceramics...

12-09-06 | 01:03 PM

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Anyone?

12-09-06 | 01:25 PM

Landgolier

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I'd pony up the cash for stuff that works together, using nice parts badly is just wrong.

12-09-06 | 03:36 PM

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As long at is it cheap, go for it. If no costs involved you can allways spend the coins and rebuild later if things go wrong.

Nice parts used wrong ->
https://fixie-king.dk/Galleri/blanded...r/PICT0033.JPG