Solid but inexpensive rear wheel - 126 or 130spaced

Posted on Tue 24th, November 2015

• #1

TM

I'm after a solid but preferably inexpensive rear wheel. 6 or 7 speed would be ideal but 8 speed could also work. Cassette or screw on. Preferably a solid mid depth rim such as a cxp 30/ 33, open pro, DP18 etc, ideally 36 spokes and a sealed hub.

Silver would be perfect but black would be fine too, it's for the winter beater so really just want something solid, reliable and cheap, that isn't battered.

Would also require posting to Leeds

Let me know if you have anything? thanks.

Tom
• #2

billygoat8

I have a pair of silver .wheels space is 126mm with a screw on 7 speed I will be going up to Manchester this weekend £50

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