FS: Pair WTB i25 650b Rims 32h

Posted on Thu 19th, July 2018

• #1

PhilDAS

As in the title, I have 2x 650b WTB i25 rims. They’re 32h and unused.
Bought from +umop3pisdn but bought a 29er wheelset and clearance is fine so no need for 650b or these rims
£20 for the pair
Collection evenings and weekends in Putney
• #2

PhilDAS

Tubeless compatible
• #3

gillies

edit : nvm
• #4

C4r1s

Any idea of these will fit a genesis equilibrium? I seem to remember a thread where it was tried 650b wheels but can’t find it now :( fear these might be a little wide however.

If it looks likely then dibs!
• #5

umop3pisdn in reply to @C4r1s

They'll fit and you should be able to fit up to 35mm tyres
• #6

C4r1s

Thanks @umop3pisdn. It was you build thread that I saw where you tried it wasn’t it?

@PhilDAS I’m just near the Fulham end of Putney Bridge so meet and pickup this weekend?
• #7

PhilDAS in reply to @C4r1s

Yep fine by me
• #8

C4r1s in reply to @PhilDAS

I’ve dropped you a PM, hopefully you got it!

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