J JoeSheffer Dirt Disciple Oct 15, 2012 #1 What was a super wide rim from 1985 700c. I'm attempting to build a retro 29'er...because i am an addict and a pervert. That will bring the girls to the yard.
What was a super wide rim from 1985 700c. I'm attempting to build a retro 29'er...because i am an addict and a pervert. That will bring the girls to the yard.
L legrandefromage Bin Monkey BoTM Winner PoTM Winner GT Fan Feedback View Oct 15, 2012 #2 tricky! 1986 Raleigh catalogs dont show much detail. I'd be looking at touring style rims, design to take on the extra weight. Weinmann did some pretty fat rims but then theres availability and all that...
tricky! 1986 Raleigh catalogs dont show much detail. I'd be looking at touring style rims, design to take on the extra weight. Weinmann did some pretty fat rims but then theres availability and all that...
F fatfixie Gold Trader Feedback View Oct 15, 2012 #3 Mavic Mod4 touring rims would be about the widest. Of course Bontrager rerolled Mavic MA40 rims to 26" so you could probably use the standard 700c's #Andy
Mavic Mod4 touring rims would be about the widest. Of course Bontrager rerolled Mavic MA40 rims to 26" so you could probably use the standard 700c's #Andy
P paininthe Retrobike Rider Feedback View Oct 15, 2012 #4 I have Mavic Mod3 and they are the same width as a 217 and matched up with m730/2 hubs are the epitome of bombproof
I have Mavic Mod3 and they are the same width as a 217 and matched up with m730/2 hubs are the epitome of bombproof
Coleman Retrobike Rider BoTM Winner Feedback View Oct 15, 2012 #7 I have a NOS pair of Sunn Rims from around 1990 - they are about 20mm wide, grey anodised. I have a FS thread for them on here somewhere but I can't find it :?
I have a NOS pair of Sunn Rims from around 1990 - they are about 20mm wide, grey anodised. I have a FS thread for them on here somewhere but I can't find it :?