Your bike with upgraded wheels

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mustang1

Guru
Location
London, UK
If you upgraded the OEM wheels, post a pic.
If you assembled a bike from parts, post a pic.
Describe what wheels you chose and why.
 

steveindenmark

Legendary Member
I have a Genesis Croix De Fer 20 and changed the wheels this week for a set of Hunt SuperDura Dynamo Disc wheels with a SON 28 hub. I have Schwalbe G one speed tyres on it.

I chose the wheels and tyres for fast long miles over all surfaces. The tyres are tubeless. I wanted the SON 28 dynamo for lighting and charging all my gear whilst touring. I have only ridden about 100km on them up to now, but am very pleased with how they perform. They are so much faster and lighter than the stock Alex rims. I think it adds about 4km an hour to my speed, for the same amount of effort. They roll along beautifully.

For me, it was an expensive investment. But I think it will be worth it.

https://www.huntbikewheels.com/coll...eelset-120kg-rider-weight-1939g-24deep-25wide
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
As soon as I saw these I 'had to' have a set but by the time I'd scraped enough dosh together they'd been reduced :becool:

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Roval Classique Pave
 

cyberknight

As long as I breathe, I attack.
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Boardman team carbon with superstar components lightweight wheel set approx 1500 g according to the blurb, at £184 at the time a bargain and my bastich drop bar mtb for winter commuting.
 

Threevok

Growing old disgracefully
Location
South Wales
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Not exactly OEM, as the bike was built entirely by me. this is the second frame these wheels have been on

Wheels are Hope Pro 4 on Mavic XC-717 Disc and built by Merlin Cycles.

I needed something that could take a pounding, but was also easy to maintain and convert to different axle types
 

ChrisEyles

Guru
Location
Devon
@raleighnut I love the high flange hubs on those wheels. Didn't know they made them like that any more!
 

kyuss

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
My cheap TT bike wearing its new boots. I was initially just going to run this with the box section Planet X wheels that came off the road bike (that also donated most of its parts for this) and keep an eye out for a cheap deep section front wheel, but Ribble had these Vision Team 35's for £138 so it made sense to pick them up. Not sure if they are deep enough to be any faster than a standard rim, but they look the biz. The rear is just a DIY wheel cover I made from some high impact polystyrene.

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Fonze

Totally obsessive , cool by nature
Location
Bradwell
That Bianchi looks stunning ! :bicycle:
Lovely looking bike, handle good ?
I'll keep an eye out for you if I'm riding in Suffolk , love to see that bike in person ..
 
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