Wanted: Rear Disc Wheel

Posted on Wed 14th, April 2010

• #1

RonnieOatmilk

Hey!

I'm looking for a 700 Rear Disc Wheel, plain black if possible?

Anyone got one they don't want, or know where I can get a semi decent one?

Ta!
• #2

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Mavic make disc wheels. Sold at Wiggle and other competitively priced online stores.
• #3

TheCrane

http://www.lfgss.com/thread39146.html

got a front wheel too
• #4

SuperLuca

Make one with corrugated plastic! its more fun! :P
• #5

gav

Hey,
I have this disc, it's for tubulars, spaced for a track chainline, track nuts for securing, and a convertion kit for the sprocket (so it has a lockring thread etc, but the whole extra body is screwed onto the old freewheel thread), in good nick except a small part of the braking surface is scored.
• #6

TheCrane

Make one with corrugated plastic! its more fun! :P

its also a fuck of a lot heaver than a proper disc wheel. ergo less fun
• #7

TheCrane

in good nick except a small part of the braking surface is scored.

oooof

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