26" wheelset, 11 speed hub (and other specifics)

Posted on Sat 31st, December 2022

• #1

Arnomatic

I'm looking to replace the wheelset on my Kona Kilauea as the rear rim has a flat spot I didn't know about when buying. The specifics may be too specific, but I'm willing to wait for the right set to come up.

Specifics listed below:
-Black rim, with silver brake track
-Silver spokes
-11 speed compatible hub
-Disc compatible hub (for future mods)
-QR
-Clicky hub is a bonus

I'm in Bristol, UK. Building up some wheels might be an option (probably will be the only option), so open to component offers too. Let me know what you have!
• #2

tmevans

I have a furiously clicky, practically new ‘Chosen’ (sold through Merlin) rear hub in black. Only problem for you is that it’s 28h but it’s 15 plus postage
• #3

Arnomatic in reply to @tmevans

I’d prefer to find a wheelset first, rear only second, and then build as a last resort really. But I appreciate the comment! 32h is probably best for it’s intended usage too

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