Wanted: Fixed MTB rear wheel

Posted on Wed 13th, January 2010

• #1

overandout

Im after a 26 inch rear wheel for a trashy fixed MTB im gonna build up.

double fixed or fixed/ free, bolt on or whatever really.

no bling, anything considered.

cheers.
• #2

Object

What spacing?

If you already have a disk compatible rear then just but a bolt on cog, or buy a cog then drill it, and turn the wheel around. I rode my mountain bike like this for quite a while.
• #3

overandout

135 spacing would be ideal but Im not above getting involved with a bit of bendy, bendy to suit.

object - cheers for the disc compatible rear tip - I forgot about that option...

anyone got a disc compatible rear to sell then?
• #4

Mc_Nebula

Ebay will do you a halo combat for around £80new, they are not that liht, but they are bombproof... almost....

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