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Question: I have an old 10 speed Schwinn World. I'm confused whether I can replace my rear wheel with this and if there's an issue with spacing.
Document: I had to replace a warped rear wheel on my 27" old road bike, that was too far gone to repair. A lot of people say that you should replace 27" with modern 700c wheels because there's more choice of wheels and tires available, but that would have involved changing both wheels, new brakes (for different sized wheel) and new tires.
I have an old Raleigh 10-Speed Bike from the early 70s that needed a replacement 27-inch rear wheel to have a good bead to hold the tire well. All of the parts from the old Raleigh readily transferred to this wheel, and it held the tire on well. The wheel did not need any aligning or straightening. I took it on a 15-mile ride over rough and bumpy pavement, and hit several curbs at high speeds, which went very well and showed that it is very durable.
I bought this wheel set (front and rear listed separately) from Green Canyon Outfitters to replace the warped steel wheels on my budget project bike. For the price, I couldn't be much happier. Both wheels needed some tuning, however. The rear wheel was set too tight. The front was quite a bit under-greased and I had to give 10 spokes a half turn to true it. YMMV, but they weren't up to my standards out of box.
I ride an old Panasonic bike. I didn't know Panasonic made bikes. Both wheels were a bit old and rusty when I got it. No real problems with the previous wheels, but I didn't want a broken spoke in the middle of LA traffic.I bought this rear one that I'm reviewing and another one for the front, and they're both great. It's an everyday-commuter wheel that's built tough. I'm pretty rough with my things -- bang them around, knock them up against things, etc.
I've had this wheel on my old 10 speed for ~1.5 years, and it's worked well until recently. Maybe it's just low quality spokes, but I've had spokes breaking left and right recently. On almost every ride a spoke breaks. After 3 or 4, I brought the wheel to the bike co-op and had help truing and making sure it was round on a stand, and yet they continue to pop. Almost afraid to ride my bike anymore at this point!
I received what I ordered; minus the sprocket to thread the chain onto. So, I will need to order a sprocket for the 27", 10 speed bicycle.
I bought this to restore my Univega 70's ten speed rear wheel. The wheel on the bike had a quick release axle so I swapped out the cheesy bolt-on axle this wheel came with for the bolt-on.Didn't have to true it, it came nice and straight, although it's never a bad idea to have your local bike mechanic check it out before going on rides.Fives stars because of the price and because this wheel looks like a shiny version of the wheel I took off.
I had to replace the wheelset on my 27" road bike,with the bolt on 27x1-1/4 silver 36h wheel,to ride in downtown Austin.I relubed,trued,and put on my old freespin gears,and rides great.The only thing is the rim where they butted up is a little rough,but not a big deal.great wheelset,good price.I bought both front and back wheels,I've been riding on this wheelset for about a months now and they work fine.
great wheel my old schwinn rides like a new one. now need front, wheel to get it back to perfect
I build bicycles and refurbish old bicycles and this wheel was perfect, love it, will use it, will order again.
Answer: yes