Wanted: 26" Fixed wheel

Posted on Sun 30th, January 2011

• #1

thepodge

Hi, I'm after a 26" fixed wheel. Preferably cheap.

I know I could get one of those converters to bolt onto a disc mount but I don't have any spare wheels at the moment.

If anyone has one or knows where I could get one without having to build one my self then please let me know.
• #2

coppiThat

is that 26 mountain bike or 26 olden days 1930's 1940's
• #3

flickwg

if its for a mtb go with the one one 135mm double fixed hub, to cheap rim, probably have a wheel under £50ish
• #4

thepodge

26 mountain bike.

I wouldn't touch On One stuff (I assume that's who you mean) with a barge pole.
• #5

pppp

why not on-one?
Also, you could just pick up a cheap wheel with a disc hub and use a bolt-on cog maybe?
• #6

thepodge

because they refuse to pay me for the last two weeks I worked there amongst other things so I'm reluctant to give then any money.

I could get a cheap disc wheel and put a cog on it but I could also come on a forum and ask for a proper wheel...
• #7

lynx

Are you in london? Have a set of 26 inch disc brake hubbed wheels that might fit the bill.

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