Looking for a 26" 110 spacing rear wheel...
Wanted to buy
- Thread starter Leethal
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Is there such a thing?
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yes if you build one
spacing has nothing to do with it as long as its same number of spokes for rim and hub it will go together
Yes, just trying to avoid the build up if someone has one.
I din't know bikes were made with 110 rear spacing.
That's standard BMX rear spacing. My stock trials bike has 116mm good luck finding hubs, lol.
wouldnt do it, the wheel wont have enough sideways pull on the spokes, it will be very weak. i would do 24" on that max. when the spokes arent angled enough, it makes it very easy to taco.
Demo 9, flange spacing and hub spacing aren't the same thing.. I am guessing the flange spacing on a singlespeed BMX hub is greater than the majority of nine speed disc hubs..plus, I wasn't debating merit just looking for a used one someone may have.
haha, just measured the flange spacing on my bikes - the 135 Chris King flange distance is actually less than the 110 G-Sport on my USB.
Both wheels have been strong as hell over the years.
Lee - whatcha got cooking? Moving to the WCH as a rider?
Yup. A 135mm with space for a cassette has narrower flanges than a BMX single speed. I got the best of both worlds on my new wheels which are 135mm single speed, very wide flanges. That **** almost hits my brake caliper.
Dog Eater you should see the 135mm Surly ss hubs super wide.
Don-- yeah I have a WCH that I am toying with building up for grins and hollers.. Not quite ready to get to spendy with the build until I spend some time on it. Rear wheel is the only missing component that I don't have or can't "borrow" from other bikes.
Don-- yeah I have a WCH that I am toying with building up for grins and hollers.. Not quite ready to get to spendy with the build until I spend some time on it. Rear wheel is the only missing component that I don't have or can't "borrow" from other bikes.
First gen. redline moncog was 110 spacing.
Gonna be a tough one to find! Time to buy some spokes. 
http://www.wheelpro.co.uk/spokecalc/ <--- my favorite calculator
http://www.wheelpro.co.uk/spokecalc/ <--- my favorite calculator
Cool - let me know how it rides and would dig seeing pics of one.