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WTB: Small front wheels

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  1. I'm building a trailer, so I'm after a pair of 20" or smaller (preferably
    smaller) front wheels, ideally with tyres and tubes (ideally ideally chunky
    tyres). Condition isn't really a problem as long as they roughly work.
    I'll also take single speed rear wheels (ie without a large block on them)
    or Sturmeys (assuming the hub length is the same as a front wheel).

    The LBSs want to charge silly prices for scrap wheels and the local
    scrapyard doesn't have any, so just in case someone has some at the back of
    the shed collecting dust, I'll exchange them for beer tokens plus postage.

    I'm in Cambridge, FWIW.

    Thanks
    Theo

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    I'm building a trailer, so I'm after a pair of 20" or smaller
    (preferably smaller) front wheels, ideally with tyres and tubes
    (ideally ideally chunky tyres). Condition isn't really a problem
    as long as they roughly work. I'll also take single speed rear
    wheels (ie without a large block on them) or Sturmeys (assuming the
    hub length is the same as a front wheel).

    I think that I just put a new bundle of 5 of these in the wheelie bin
    but if you email me at [email hidden] after 10.00am tomorrow I'll
    check. If they are still on the shelf you can have them for the cost
    of the postage.

    SA rear wheel on more or less the same terms but would require a
    £5-00 donation to the RNLI.

    If I still have them a discount will exist for RiscPC users.

    --
    A T (Sandy) Morton
    on the Bicycle Island
    In the Global Village
    http://www.millport.net

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