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Re: i asked for more photos on this the reply was they'd just look the same :facepalm:

Hi all I'm looking for a set of 26" wheels rim brake that will take a 10 speed cassette. Cheers

I got a set of wheels on the bay, turned up today and the rim is cracked all the way around seller has refunded so all good, but now to try find another set. So had a day playing about with the bikes and took my front wheel out and removed the quick release and the axle was snapped and fell out.

the forks have been removed they have a number which reads 183E366 can't find any stamp with either CM or TB on them though, either way i'm happy with it i rode it last summer a handful of times after buying it so showing it some long overdue attention it needs.

yeah its an aluminum seatpost, so should be able to sort it .

yeah haha , im just tryna be sure as it's a budget build with a friend already having a 10 speed derailleur and shifter

so after reading i think it can, i haven't not got the wheels yet the seller isn't sure so thought i'd ask on here, thanks for the link

so after finally getting the bottom bracket out, i weighed the frame today it comes in at 2.3kg, it's a 20" frame, but has about 2-3 inches of seatpost remaining stuck inside the frame that needs to be dissolved, does this coincide with it being a fire mountain?

I'm in the slow process of converting my old kona that i picked up in to a 1x, I've found a set of wheels with the 8 speed Shimano FH-M737 rear hub, am i right in thinking this will take a new 10 speed cassette? sorry if this has been dealt with before this is my first time dealing with any...

ah thank you, might have to get it redone in yellow again now

Re: ha i didn't see those, i think it reads f1112357 thanks for the help

Re: cheers i thought it was like you said it just looks like one haha, this is all thats on the bb shell.

Hi, I picked this up about a year a go, pretty sure its a kona due to the ovaling of the seat tube, needs paint so want to try and choose an original colour. New to mountain bikes and gears in general always ridden track bikes so go easy on me.