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Question: will a (28 - 622) 700 x 28c tire fit on  it?
Document: This wheel was a replacement for an older alloy wheel on a 1980 Univega Gran Turismo.Shipment was right on time; the wheel seems in true and well-balanced, no adjustment necessary. Hub seems fine and smooth, and axle accepted a Shimano 6-speed freewheel. The rim is a fraction wide for a standard 700cm x 28 cm tire, but extra inflation when mounting the tire helped the tire to pop out into fit.
Wheel fits my frame and works. I don't have measurements to post. Wienmann (?) 519 rim is drilled for Schrader valve tubes. Rim's tire retain bead worked for the cheap Bell/Walmart Kevlar tire. Used a rubber band style rim tape to cover spoke nip heads located within rim's integral grove without issue. Price was right, but I'd have second thoughts now that AMNZ free shipping requires a $35 purchase.
Wasn't sure just what I'd get due to minimal description. Each wheel set included bearings, hollow axle and through lock. Didn't include the freewheel, spoke guard or tube liner. Also, I added extra grease to the bearings and readjusted the pressure on the bearings. I'm hoping the 14g spokes break a lot less than the 15g that I've been running ever since I switched from 27" to 700. Both the wheel sets arrived fairly true and so far I'm impressed with the value and performance.
great replacement for old road bikes and hybrid bikes. I needed a new hub (cassette) and the price for replacing it was way more than this, and since it's my commuter bike (50dollar bike) I didn't want to invest more than 50 on this bike, so this wheel fitted my budget. The only negative thing i have to say is that the wheel while it does come true out of the box after 20 miles it needed some adjustment, because the tension on the spokes was uneven causing spoke noise.
Wow!For the money, these wheel assemblies are great!I needed a new hub, looked and could not find one for the same price. (It cost more) not to mention I would have to pay to build it into the wheel.So far, this wheel can take it in the semi-rough stuff.Occasionally I do ride off-road on gravel/dirt, nothing radical,no curb jumping or major rock-hopping.
Running it on the bike now. Basically the same as the retail one I bought for $50 locally....pretty darn stoked about it....
It's a rear wheel just like my original rear wheel that came on my hybrid bike. The wheel was true when I first installed it and after 200 miles some minor truing was needed but I think that can happen with most new wheels when exposed to a 190 lb rider with 20 lb paniers. Would purchase, if needed, again.
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Answer: yes