Fixed Wheelset

Posted on Wed 24th, January 2024

• #1

Goyt
30mm tall, 24mm external, 20mm internal width.

Built these up for training at Newcastle-under-Lyme track but never got around to going back there. Barely used.

Have a wheel box for postage.

Thinking £175 + postage
Collection from Macclesfield

The Hutchinson Fusion 3 X Light (approx 177g?) lightweight performance orientated tyres are also available 10ea?

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• #2

Chazphot

It doesn't look like it from the photos but assuming these don't have a brake track on the front?
• #3

snowy_again

@Hamsandwich
• #4

Goyt in reply to @Chazphot

That's correct, it's a disc brake rim.
• #5

Glws

Nice. Are the rims traditionnal clincher or tubeless disc ?
• #6

Goyt

Now Sold.
Fwiw I think they might be tubeless ready. DCR also sold them as their own brand but I got them from a member here. He lists the shallower 25s as TR but there is no info at all on the 30mm page.

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