Yup, I will let you know. Not 100% sure I want it yet as it is a 36H and I'd like 32H.
36 is standard for wheels designed to be durable. Especially for fixed/hub brakes wheels!
You can even get 40-48h old fixed hubs, originally designed for tandems I think.
I always avoid buying 32h wheels at all costs, its crap for mountain bikes too.
You can find 36h rims no problem.
Oh yeah, put me on the wanted list!
Would take two.
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36 is standard for wheels designed to be durable. Especially for fixed/hub brakes wheels!
You can even get 40-48h old fixed hubs, originally designed for tandems I think.
I always avoid buying 32h wheels at all costs, its crap for mountain bikes too.
You can find 36h rims no problem.
Oh yeah, put me on the wanted list!
Would take two.