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Question: Do these rims accept Schwinn tires, or standard tires which do not fit Schwinn rims.
Document: Been on now for 2 years approx...Bought as replacements for original steel rims on a Women's Schwinn Continental...Came with bearings NOT GREASED. Had to pack them before putting them the bike. But wasn't a whole lot of extra work. Fit well.
Great wheel for fixing up an older 27 inch wheel bicycle (a Schwinn World Tourist in my case). It does not seem to say in the ad, but the wheels I received are hooked bead rims, so they will accept a higher tire pressure than the original steel wheels.Only minor issue is that the hubs were a little tight as delivered, but that is simple to adjust.
fit perfectly on my '72 schwinn sports tourer. may need to apply some grease to the hubs to get it going but otherwise it's A-ok
Pinning makes a 100% perfect alignment of the joined ends, much better than a couple of spot welds I've seen on other budget rims that came apart at the joined seam.These are a budget set of alloy/ss rims, but they are well made, look to be assembled from quality parts, and are straight and true. With a set of budget Kenda 27x 1 3/8 tires, they ride really nice.
So they were repacked with a quality wheel grease and set with just a little drag for break-in.I'm using a set of these rims on my old 70's road bike that is being restored. Had to spread the front fork and rear a bit to fit in the hub, but it was easy to do with my bare hands. They are a great replacement and upgrade for an old set of steel wheels.
Replaced the wheels on a 30+ year old Motobecane 12 speed. My son had taken it to college for four years and beat the wheels up pretty good while putting on many more miles. We also bought a new 8 speed shimano cassette and chain + brake pads from Amazon. It all fit and the bike rides well and looks great. The rims are not machined at that price range but they are very straight and true and the brakes are smooth.
No complaints at all about these wheels, I've put thousands of miles on them over the years. Llightweight, strong, easy to mount tires on, good looking.
I tried different skewers,  but had to take the grinder to the axle to get them to fit. The wheels are true, and have a thousand miles on this of City streets, and the wheels are still true.Good  wheels, only problem I had was the axle diameter for my Takara front fork. The Bicycle certainly does ride smooth on the new wheels, but my over-all-opinion the Takara looks better with the new wheels than it rides for me.
if you are buying new rims, don't forget to buy new brake pads. Toss the old hardened rubber pads and spend $10 on a set of soft pads that will not wear the rim fast, and stop better. The down side is the brake pads wear out faster, but they are cheap in comparison to the cost of the rims.
This is actually the Wheelmaster/Weinmann RM19 wheel. Rim made in China, wheel assembled in USA. Skewer was included! Rims arrived perfectly straight, nice lacing of ss spokes, although the hole for the schrader valve was sharp as a razor. Would be wise to chamfer the inside of the hole w/ a 1/2" drill bit to prevent cutting of the stem. The bearings seemed a bit tight, so i removed the axle and bearings to check them out.
Answer: yes