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basic 26" rear rim

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  1. I'm looking for a no frills 26" rim that will be used as a rear wheel
    for a recumbent. The hub is a standard deore FH-M510. I cannot
    envisage a tyre larger than 1" or 1.5 being used, so the rim will need
    to be pretty narrow to accommodate this kind of tyre.
    Basic options?

    Many Thanks
    Garry

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    I'm looking for a no frills 26" rim that will be used as a rear wheel
    for a recumbent. The hub is a standard deore FH-M510. I cannot
    envisage a tyre larger than 1" or 1.5 being used, so the rim will need
    to be pretty narrow to accommodate this kind of tyre.
    Basic options?

    Mavic XC717 ?
    www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=3439

    Rgds,
    Pete

  3. Peter B said:


    "garryb59" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    I'm looking for a no frills 26" rim that will be used as a rear wheel
    for a recumbent. The hub is a standard deore FH-M510. I cannot
    envisage a tyre larger than 1" or 1.5 being used, so the rim will need
    to be pretty narrow to accommodate this kind of tyre.
    Basic options?

    Mavic XC717 ?
    www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=3439

    Rgds,
    Pete

    Yeah, ta, I ordered the 517 in the end. I was just looking for
    suggestions as I'm not at all familiar with 26" rims.

    cheers
    Garry

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