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No suggestions?
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A cheap, new wheelset that isn't heavy?
I'd probably go for something like Ambrosio Zenith hubs laced to Mavic Open Pro rims - these will probably be about £200.
If you're going for a freewheel and need something like a Shimano MX30 free wheel. (If money is no option, then a White Industries would be ideal - it's an expensive outlay but all parts are serviceable/replaceable.)
How's that?
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http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/213086/#post3096748
I've only heard good things about these and am on the point of getting a set myself. Links to his website are on the post. £10 discount for lfgss users which makes a set with Miche hubs £134, and the Quando's will be even cheaper - but I'd go for the Miche and know you've got decent hubs.
Hi,
Finally treating my 2007 Langster to a new wheelset... looking for something robust to commute the potholes of London with, new not second hand. Need a new rear free hub, prob 16T. I'm lazy, so want to buy a complete wheel set (new not second hand; a weird superstition).
Any suggestions? Should I just buy a normal road wheel set and chuck some spacers on (would that even fit me langster?).
Everything I have seen seems to be heavy or track grade.
R.