Wanted: Fixed rear wheel

Looking for a fixed rear wheel to get me rolling.

Could be a dirt cheap create beater wheel for the time being

or preferably:

a pair of nice strong wheels -something a little fgfs - wide (chukka/p35) rim with decent hubs (goldtec/phil)

any help would be great!

Cheers xxx

Miche on Mavic and Rigida?

They are real grubby, but would look real nice once cleaned.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread91623.html

A little retro for my tastes but i may take the mavic if nothing else turns up.....

Velocity on gran comp
http://www.lfgss.com/thread70600.html

Goldtec on mavic cx33 130mm.

i have this if yer interested http://www.lfgss.com/thread92801.html#post3114304

That wheel sounds hideous!

Could be interested though - you got any pics?

its hideous alright but tough as, ill find a pic of the old slag. brb

That wheel sounds hideous!

Could be interested though - you got any pics?
http://www.winstanleysbikes.co.uk/images/prod_35102.jpg this but no decals and some superficial street grime

Hi, just joined. Apparently I need to make 3 contributions before I can post a question of my own. In the meantime does anyone have a view on what sort of brake levers I should use when I convert my old track bike for road use? Top of bar or on the drops?

post in the "any questions answered" thread

http://www.lfgss.com/thread31874.html

you'll avoid being flamed and keep people happy - welcome to the forum

Slimandy
The (rather dated FixieLords) fashion is for top levers. I recommend proper levers on the drops if you want more positions for your hands on the bars. Better for climbing etc. Finally realised this a couple of years ago when I built my One Bike to Rule Them All, and got the Tektro/Cane creek ones which I like a lot. You can even get them with gum-coloured hoods for that old-school look.