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Help with Ridgeback Velocity Please

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  1. Hi all

    A friend of mine has just had the back wheel nicked off of her Ridgeback
    Velocity (2003 model)

    I've tried to get the wheel size from her over the phone but can't figure
    out if it's 37-622 or 35-700C :-p

    Anyway I was wondering if you could point us in the direction of a cheap
    replacement (she's just been made redundant - good week all round really)

    Either that or are there any second hand bike shops in Bristol who might be
    able to help??

    TIA for any help

    Tim

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi all

    A friend of mine has just had the back wheel nicked off of her Ridgeback
    Velocity (2003 model)

    I've tried to get the wheel size from her over the phone but can't figure
    out if it's 37-622 or 35-700C :-p

    Anyway I was wondering if you could point us in the direction of a cheap
    replacement (she's just been made redundant - good week all round really)

    Either that or are there any second hand bike shops in Bristol who might


    be

    Quoted message said:

    able to help??

    TIA for any help


    A quick visit to the Ridgeback web site www.ridgeback.co.uk should lead
    to the technical specs for the bike in question.

    Try your local bike shop. You just might get a bargain. Is there a 'student
    zone'
    in Bristol. Here in Leeds there's a plethora of s/h shops near the student
    ghettoes
    many of the sell bikes though I doubt they'll have a wheel to spare.

    As a long shot, you might want to try the local domestic waste reclamation
    centre.
    There's always a dozen or more bikes propped up awaiting their fate at my
    local
    site. Some of them ar in very good working order, nearly all of them are in
    working
    order and a few are wrecks . Try them you never know.....

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