other rims like TB14's

Posted on Mon 20th, July 2015

• #1

TheShipwright

I wonder if folk could offer some advice pls.

I want to build myself some nice looking retro wheels. I already have some old large flange hubs en route and was thinking I'd pair them with TB14 but wondered if there are any other options [edit] that are polished.
I don't want anodised silver unless you can get high polish anodised(?)

Tyre size, I will not go smaller than 23mm or larger 28mm
Cheers
• #2

kyle_grey

Ambrosio excellence .
• #3

TheShipwright

Ta @kyle_grey for those Excellences but I should have been clearer I fancy polished rims to match the rims (when I've polished them) and the shiny stainless spokes.
Ta
• #4

cheekysnaker

I believe Kinlin ADHN have been mentioned before in the same breath?
• #5

rive_gauche in reply to @TheShipwright

TB14 available in anodised grey, anodised black, and high polish
• #6

TheShipwright

OK thanks guys for the input I see the Kinlin is described as "Silver is now high polish" according to hubjub, so good news.
They're only £22 a pop compared to the TB14's which are £45!
Are the TB14s 'worth' twice as much?

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