Single speed rear wheel

Posted on Sat 4th, September 2010

• #1

Woolley

hi there I am wanting a single speed rear wheel 700x025..
• #2

offtopic

I have one you can have for £70 including an 18 tooth freewheel. I paid £65 for it and £10 for the freewheel.

it's a system X hub hand-laced to a Mavic MA3 rim running dead true.

it was barely used when I got it and has seen another 40 miles on a bike that was waiting for a sutrmey hubgeared wheel to be built.

I appreciate you might not want to spend that much if you're wanting it for your project puch (which, by the way, looks nice).
• #3

pppp

just use any wheel with a screw-on cassette, replace it with a single speed freewheel, and get your local bike shop to re space and re dish it accordingly.
You could manage it for under £20 if you tried hard enough...
• #4

Woolley

ah man cheers for the info!
• #5

joby

got 2 rear single speed wheels both nice. a mavic and a halo pm me for pics
• #6

Eddie_Grubb

joby do you have links for these wheels?

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