Nice wheels?

Posted on Fri 28th, July 2017

• #1

donal7

Hi All,

Looking for a recommendation for a good nice looking set of wheels for my Fuji Track Classic?

I've seen Miche Pistard's look lovely but I use a brake so it won't bode well. I'll need something strong as lately I've gone through a number of buckles on the rear wheel just from commuting in and out of work on main roads.

From time to time I see wheels where the spokes look really shiney/sparkley and just look lovely. I know that kinda sounds weird but if you've seen it you'll know what I'm after.

Budget in around £180. Also if they were widely available that would be great.

Thanks guys.
• #2

se1derful

http://v-sprint.com/product/carbon-alloy-wheels/track-wheels/custom-hand-built-miche-track-wheels/

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