Wanted - Carbon Clincher Front Wheel

Posted on Sun 17th, March 2019

• #1

ASTTer

I can't be bothered swapping my carbon brake blocks for alloy between races and am conscious that sooner or later I'm going to find myself stuck in the middle of nowhere (or more likely the A4) with a punctured Corsa Speed on my race wheel, so I'm looking for a cheap carbon clincher front wheel for training.

Some kind of non-branded Chinese job would fit the bill perfectly, ideally ~25mm rim width to minimise adjustments when swapping with my race wheel. I'm not fussed about rim depth but a carbon braking surface is essential.

Alternatively if you have a 16h rim that would do the job I have a decent hub I could lace it to.

I'm looking to spend £150 max, let me know if you have anything that fits the bill. Happy to collect in the South East or cover postage.
• #2

broken_777

track wheel yeah??
• #3

ASTTer

Oops, should have mentioned that! Road with a carbon braking service is what I’m after

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