WTB - BMX wheels 20"

Posted on Wed 8th, January 2020

• #1

jennyp

i wanna be cruising like the good ol days... I'm trying to get my bmx up and running again, current rims n hubs are tired n done for. Before i break the bank on some fresh components has anyone got anything semi decent for me?
• #2

psg1ben

What size rear axle? Front as well actually?
• #3

psg1ben

I have other bits knocking about so let me know if there's anything else you need
• #4

caveatgez
Here's a set of BMX wheels if you are interested...nothing special but not bank breaking either:

Rear wheel has 110m spacing on a 14mm axle. The rear hub is freshly greased with no rim wear and runs relatively true. Has a 9tooth on a free body. Rear is missing a spoke.
Front is 100mm spacing with a 10mm axle, runs relatively true.
Both are no name hubs, with no rim wear. Both have rim tape.
Also there are no name tyres (2.4"),+ inner tubes if you want them.

£18, monies go to a Hackney charity. These are in Haggerston ATM.

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