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Wheel build
Hi all, my first post so please be gentle. I want to build a new wheelset to replace the very cheap stock wheels on my bike. Can someone point me in the direction of a 135mm rear hub disc / 6 Bolt. I don't want to pay stupid money so sub £75. It must be able to accommodate a Shimano Ultegra 11 speed road cassette and be quick release. Thanks in advance
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Novatec D792SB appears to meet all those criteria.
https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m2b0s117p3851/NOVATEC-D792SB-Rear-Hub
Just saw these...
https://thecycleclinic.co.uk/collections/hubs/products/miche-syntium-dx-...
You could email them and ask if they'd sell just the rear- they've always been helpful when I've needed stuff that's not been exactly what they have in stock.
I had a quick look on Wiggle but couldn't find anything suitable.
If I were you, I'd go for buying pre-built wheels as they tend to be cheaper than buying the separate components. Also, you'll have more choice if you're prepared to go for centre-lock, though that'll involve buying new rotors.
Technically not an answer, but... FH-RS505 and an adapter. Still within budget. Best idea I've got unless your 11-speed cassette happens to be the 11-34, in which case you can look at older mountain hubs instead.
Technically no, but a route I may have to go down. Thanks