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Question: Does the rear wheel accept a screw on cassette? Are the rims aluminum?
Document: These wheels fit my old Kolbe road bike great. I was worried about the fit because of the old bikes having narrower rear stays than current road bikes. I also need the old style 5 speed thread on freewheel hub, and these worked out fine.I also like that there aluminum double wall rims and not the old heavy steel ones I took off.I would recommend these to anyone trying to up grade there vintage road bike with some new lighter wheels without changing that vintage look and style on the cheap.
Wheels are made in China, and are true right out of the box. Rims are drilled for presta valves. Quick release skewers are included.
These are nice wheels overall. Glad I was able to find the right hub size for my vintage French bike. Took one star off because the rear hub isn't machined super well; it has a wobble. The wobble isn't significant enough to cause problems, but it is really visually noticeable.
This is a very nice wheelset with double-wall rims. The quality is very good for the price, and the 1 inch rims (usually you can only find 1.25 inch) are a plus. I bought these for an old English Mercian frame I want to get on the road.
I bought these wheels assuming that they wouldn't be that good since the price was so good. But when they arrived I was surprised that they were very good wheels for 27" wheel sets. The hubs don't seem to be the best but we'll see after I get enough miles on them if they wear in smoother. They were delivered straight as an arrow and needed no fine tuning whatsoever.
This is the perfect set of inexpensive commuter wheels for a vintage 10 speed. I've put 5000 miles on this set of wheels now and they are still good as new. I wanted to wait a year before posting a review. They have been trued a few times and hold true well. They are lighter and stronger than vintage wheels ride nicely bearings are solid and breaking surface is very good.
They were true after quite a few rides. They aren't the highest quality, and they aren't race lite, but they work just fine for a fixie/ss conversion. If I were to find another cheap classic frame, I would buy this wheelset again.
The price is terrific at under $100.00 and free shipping made it an even sweeter deal. These are easily worth more.Edit: I'm hoping 27x1 tires will be available in the future. There were very few choices out there, but I found some retro gum-walls here on Amazon that are great.Update:I've been riding these wheels for about 1000 miles including a Century with 5000 feet of climbing. I'm a big guy, 6'4", 220lbs and they perform no complaints.
One of the problems that I have run into during fixie conversions is the 27" vs. 700c change. Most parts made today are for 700c. For a fixie conversion the only issue you will run into if you swap everything for 700c is in dealing with brakes. Standard road bike brakes do not have a long enough reach to enable the pads to hit a 700c braking surface. Consequently, this 27" wheelset is a perfect option for that issue.This wheelset amazingly spun true the first time I spun it.
Italian and British hubs/freewheels from the old days are slightly different from ISO, but are close enough and will usually fit fine. French threads are too different and won't work. These wheels are ISO and any modern freewheel (not BMX 30x1mm) will fit. If your freewheel is French, replace it with ISO. How many cogs will fit in your frame is dependent on the frame. 6 won't fit in mine.
Answer: yes