disc wheelset or just a rear wheel

Posted on Fri 10th, February 2023

• #1

terlg

my wheel's imploded so looking for something budget friendly and needs to be qr at the back and through-axle at the front (with an adaptor if needed)
• #2

billygoat28 in reply to @terlg
I just swopped out a set off stardard wheels of my TCR 2 miles max

Giant P-R2 Disc wheelset, 12mm thru-axle
Tyres
Giant Course 1, tubeless, 700x25c (effective width 28mm), folding tyres

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• #3

terlg

any idea if you can convert the rearto QR?
• #4

ketsbaia

I've got a Decathlon 135mm QR disc rear wheel (with one broken spoke) you could have for not much or a 142mm thru axle Maddux cx2.0 disc rear that's brand new and comes with a QR conversion axle for a bit more. PM if interested/want pix/price, etc.
• #5

ketsbaia

Also got a QR disc front wheel that goes with the Decathlon one if you need the set.
• #6

billygoat28 in reply to @terlg

You can with Adaptors
• #7

terlg

all sorted, thanks to those who responded

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