Advice on period (-looking) rims for vintage Viner track bike

Posted on Mon 22nd, June 2009

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• #26

kam

Hey M-X,

Pix of the wheels as promised. Btw, the frame is a Viner from 1978 with the same stars in the lugs :-) Not a track frame though...

More photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/21758992@N08/sets/72157620408264364/

Cheers,
Kam
• #27

deleted

have a look at velocity aeroheads. They have one of the sweetest profiles I've ever seen - semi aero, and you can get them in this awesome satin silver finish.

They're 24" rims but you get the idea.
• #28

deleted

wait... I don't think they're even aeroheads on closer inspection.. Fucking google image search..
• #29

kam

So M-X, are you interested?
• #30

M-X

yup...pm'd

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