Wanted: Track Wheelset

Posted on Sat 11th, September 2021

• #1

Edavies94

Hi all,

Looking for a track wheelset in reasonable condition, I'm in London next weekend so can pick up then. Looking for something with a braking surface, needed on front, optional on rear.

Would like something of reasonable quality but looking to spend around £100 preferably less, possibly more for the right pair.

Let me know if you have anything!

Cheers

Edit: Also don't mind black or silver. But if black looking for all black including the braking surface
• #2

coffeekeyboard

I have a set with low mileage (<200 miles)

Front wheel is a Surly hub (allen bolt nuts) 32H on WTB Freedom Ryder 23 rim
Rear wheel is a Novatec A186SBT Fix/Free hub 32H on the same WTB Freedom Ryder 23 rim

£85 collected in E14.
• #3

walkmanman

I have a set with Miche flip flop large flange hubs laced to deep rims in black which have been destickered but I believe are also Miche. They've clearly never been braked on but I'll have to check if they're the type with silver brake surface surfaces or if the surfaces would also be black like the rest of the rims. If you're interested ill dig them out of storage and have a look.

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