Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.
Thanks
Beth
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Beth,
I'm not affiliated but there are great looking 32 holers here.
http://www.chucksbikes.com/store/wheels.htmQuoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.
Thanks
Beth--
Catamaran racing is like being a kid: Wide Eyes, Big Smile, Wet Bottom -
What's cheap? Your best bet is
Sheldon Brown:
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/rims/584.htmlRivendell
http://www.rivbike.com/webalog/wheels/18094.htmlor maybe contact a builder who sells 650B bikes:
Mike Berry at Bicycle Specialties:
http://www.bikespecialties.com/Steve/Andy Hampsten
http://www.hampsten.com/Good Luck!
as both of those
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The rims at Chucksbikes are 650C (571mm), not the 650B (584mm) that
Beth is looking for! -
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.Try Rivendell.
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Tom Kunich said:
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.Try Rivendell.
They won't be cheap, though. AFAIK there are no sources of "cheap"
650B rims. -
Tim McNamara said:
Tom Kunich said:
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.Try Rivendell.
They won't be cheap, though. AFAIK there are no sources of "cheap"
650B rims.Update- J&B Imports may have them- your local bike shop can check.
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In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.If you can use 32 hole drilling, www.chucksbikes.com has some for $15.
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In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole.
Can you help? Email me directly.If you can use 32 hole drilling, www.chucksbikes.com has some for $15.
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The $15 rims that Chuck has are 650C (571mm):http://www.chucksbikes.com/store/ri001.htm
650C are used by triatheletes and outside of the Terry 650Cx28 (28-571),
most tires available are between 18-23mm wide.In contrast, 650B rims are 584mm. 650B wheels are popular in France
(there's a society of about 1000 650B useers) and are being pushed by Grant
Petersen and Rivendell here. One reason Grant likes 650B is you take 70/80s
style "racing" bikes with clearance for only 700x23 or 25 tires, and no
fenders, and use wider 30-45mm wide tires with fenders. This make these
"racing" bikes more useable for "all-around" riding. Some have said riding
650B wheels with fat tires pumped up to 50psi is like riding on
marshmellows. Grant is coming out with several models (Saluki and his mixte
frames) using this size wheel and hopes to get other major mfrs to start
using it. For more, check out www.rivbike.com -
Alex Rodriguez said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
Looking for 650B rims, single or double-walled, cheap, 36 hole. Can
you help? Email me directly.If you can use 32 hole drilling, www.chucksbikes.com has some for
$15.Those appear to be 650C not 650B. A differnet animal with a different
bead seat diameter (571 mm vs 584, the3 latter being 650B).
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