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Best utility bike wheel size?
A few weeks ago I snared a nexus 7 speed hub on ebay. Now I'm wondering what wheel / bike to build it up into. I'm thinking of a round the shops utility bike for the family in general in the flat middle south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne Options are for it to go: As a 700c into an upgraded 70's Raleigh Ladies bike used by my better half - I have already brazed cantilever bosses onto this one and upgraded the fork. currently running a 7 speed deralier system As a 26" into a older MTB frame all I have is the fram and lots of bits As a 451x18mm into one of my Raleigh 20s I have a folder and a rigid one. I have two frames and one set of wheels steel rims on a 3 speed Sturmey Archer All thoughts would be appreciated RoryW -- Rory Williams |
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Best utility bike wheel size?
As a 451x18mm into one of my Raleigh 20s I have a folder and a rigid one. I have two frames and one set of wheels steel rims on a 3 speed Sturmey Archer If it was me, I would build the 26" as a commuter. If you decide to build the 20" and are looking for good alloy wheels etc, I have a foldie with a bent front end that has nearly all its parts available. Craig. |
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