Looking to swap a front track wheel for something interesting …

Posted on Thu 17th, September 2015

• #1

AtkoMike

I have managed to accumulate two front track wheels. As I can only ride one at any point in time, I’m looking to swap one of them for either a rear track wheel or a front disc wheel.

The front wheels I have are a Pro-Lite 50mm deep section wheel with a rosa track hub and a 4 spoke Corima HR wheel. Both wheels come with tubs that have plenty of life and matching wheel bags. I think the Pro-Lite has some spare spokes.

Shout up if anyone is interested …
Mike
• #2

Tyrizzle

I'm interested, what did you have in mind? Pics?
• #3

AtkoMike

I'd like a rear wheel that matches which ever front wheel I keep. A front disc would also be nice in any style. I've got a FFWd disc on the rear. It would be nice to whip it off and use another rear wheel for track league
• #4

Husy

Would you be interested in a rear corima 4 spoke?
• #5

AtkoMike

Yes. I would.

Mike

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