W: 26 inch disc wheelset + disc brakes

Posted on Mon 7th, September 2015

• #1

Hulsroy

I need a decent 26" disc wheelset and some hydraulic disc brakes for flatbar.
• #2

dave4

Still looking? I've got some WTB dual duty rims on Deore disc hubs - came stock with an Orange P7. Not used in years, but i could dig them out if you're interested.
• #3

Hulsroy

Hi,
I have bought a front wheel and got my rear to work. So I going with that for now. But thank you. I'll send you a message if I need to upgrade.
• #4

funkt in reply to @dave4

Hi Dave4 - I'm interested - how much use did they get? And do you have a price?

Thanks,
Lee
• #5

dave4 in reply to @funkt

Sorry, they're sold.
• #6

Hulsroy

Bumping this as I had my bike stolen, but getting a new frame next week. I need a 26" disc wheelset. Colour doesn't matter to much as long as it is cheap, but true and smooth.

I also need some disc brakes in good working condition...

I'd like to keep expenses below 100gbp for both..
• #7

Hulsroy

FOUND

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