Freddy Snottgrass
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Having an easy to set up hub mounted sprocket and disc brakes are though.mags are not worth it
Having an easy to set up hub mounted sprocket and disc brakes are though.mags are not worth it
This would be to complicated..Having an easy to set up hub mounted sprocket and disc brakes are though.
Yeah. How are you gonna use that without spokes and a rim?This would be to complicated..
This would be to complicated..
That's a tough bill to fill at that price, I'll see what I can come up with. Mag wheels is only thing that comes right to mind. I'm sure you dont want To go that route again.Back to seriousness. I do have a set of wheels from a Walmart Mongoose 27.5 inch MTB. I tried to put an engine on it but it just didn't work on that frame. So now, I got some hub mountable sprocket/rotor ready wheels I am making plans with for the long ahead future. (I do have three engines I still need to try my hand at rebuilding/upgrading). What wheels would you recommend that come at a price of below $150 a set and comes with brake hardware that would be suitable for MBs?
Just put the good bearing on it and change them often... Run a forged axle... But I would never recommend a mag wheel...That's a tough bill to fill at that price, I'll see what I can come up with. Mag wheels is only thing that comes right to mind. I'm sure you dont want To go that route again.
Good for you. I quit 35 years ago. Life is good.Lol I quit drinking over a year ago,
It's really all in how your using your bike that counts when using mags...im only on my gavel road for only 3 house lot lengths and then im on hard pavement roads...If your using it as a street bike and not going insane on it, the mags I use are just perfect...If your off roading alot or on dirt and gravel roads all the time, then you don't want them...For me at least, converting to mags was the best thing i could do.But I would never recommend a mag wheel...