Need 27" 36 hole clincher rims!

Posted on Sat 29th, August 2009

• #1

lederhosen

I'm finding decent rims of this type a bit thin on the ground on the bay at the moment (apart from the really shite ones). Anyone know if alesa rims are any good?
Some nos old school mavics would be my preferred option if they're out there somewhere. Any help or advice gratefully accepted.
• #2

DFP

Weinmann make some cheap ones which should be as decent as ancient mavic's etc.
• #3

Peter_Carter

Or wait for the Jumble season to start

There is a Kent one coming up in mid september.
• #4

hugo7

I've been pondering the same question.

Found these Sun M13 27" 630 36 Hole Rim (Narrow)from Harris Cycles

They're from the states, but it seems so hard to find narrow 27"... the old ones I have and the ones I see seem so wide.

I was thinking these could be used with 1 1/8" tyres? any opinons?

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