Wheelset recommendations
#1
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Wheelset recommendations
Hey, i am building a cheap commuter bike. its an old peugeot that i found thrown out behind a dumpster in an alley. it needs new wheels and i was just looking for some cheap, decent wheels. i have been taking a look at the Vuelta zerolites and eighthinch amelias. i was wondering which ones you would recommend. i dont know much about either of them, but i was leaning towards the vueltas. thanks a lot.
#2
Neither
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=340
(i've heard amelias aren't that bad though)
https://www.velomine.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=340
(i've heard amelias aren't that bad though)
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Bikes: 09' Cinelli Vigorelli, 95' trek 950
Hey, i am building a cheap commuter bike. its an old peugeot that i found thrown out behind a dumpster in an alley. it needs new wheels and i was just looking for some cheap, decent wheels. i have been taking a look at the Vuelta zerolites and eighthinch amelias. i was wondering which ones you would recommend. i dont know much about either of them, but i was leaning towards the vueltas. thanks a lot.
#5
Or if you're just looking for something cheap, search craigslist for a deal on a fixed gear wheelset. Can't really go wrong if you get a good true set for $50-75.
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From: VA beach VA
Bikes: 1976 Raleigh sprite converted to fixed gear, and a 1969 schwinn twinn deluxe, a 1985 Panasonic fixed gear conversion, unknown track frame.
Vuelta hubs are **** man. You can strip the threads with your fingernail.





