WTD: 700c Wheelset with track spacing for big tyres

Posted on Fri 9th, February 2018

• #1

onecogtom

I've just purchased a Steamroller frameset and I wanted to see whether anyone had a decent wheel set they'd be looking to sell. Obviously as the Steamroller has track spacing I need 120mm rear, 100mm front hub spacing. For rims I'm looking for something bombproof that can be ridden off road and will take a 38mm tyre (Mavic a119/a319/a719 or similar). I feel like I'm asking for quite a lot but this is as good a place to ask as any! Hope you guys can help! Cheers!
• #2

hp93

I actually have exactly what you are looking for!

halo fixed G rear hub, halo track front hub (silver) laced to black A319 rims

Absolutely bombproof wheels, Pm me if you're keen, someone was interested but they want them sent to slovenia which isn't ideal as i'm havibg trouble finding a box, if you're in london then that eould be perfect!

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