Used B43's for $200 - What should i do?
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Used B43's for $200 - What should i do?
I know this is a good deal, but here is the deal, i can afford it, but don't think i really need them. Is this price too good to pass up? If it is that much of a steal, i will buy them.
They have only been used for 2 months
They have only been used for 2 months
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Well, they are currently on the Obey that I am going to test ride this weekend. But im sorta torn on whether or not i should just go with the Stock Obey with new hubs for $550, or the Obey with the B43's for $700.
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You can get a new never ridden/ abused velocity b43 wheelset from velomine.... in all sorts of colors.... random but does lime green ring a bell?
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I forgot the price as well; decent formula laced sets are around $205 - $225 new @ velomine...
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damn guys.
i can see exactly why all these photo threads exist.
ok, so lets say i purchase a new wheelset later, are they all a standard size?
i can see exactly why all these photo threads exist.
ok, so lets say i purchase a new wheelset later, are they all a standard size?
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meaning, how do i know that a certain wheelset will fit on my frame. Or when we are discussing FG/SS bicycles, do all wheelsets normally have the same wheel size.
for example: if i blindly order a set of B43's online, will they fit?
for example: if i blindly order a set of B43's online, will they fit?
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All modern road/fixed gear wheels are all 700c, if they are different size, dealer would most likely label it.
Your wheels are going to fit perfectly into your frame.
Your wheels are going to fit perfectly into your frame.
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I wonder why those wheels use 16mm nipples when 12mm would work fine...
maybe the machine scratches the rim when using 12mm?
oh well.
maybe the machine scratches the rim when using 12mm?
oh well.
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