Wanted: North America 36inch wheelset

delta 224 · 2010-12-03, 09:00 PM

wheelset with regular hub for a nimbus 36

jtrops · 2010-12-03, 09:31 PM

I have a Nimbus frame with a Coker wheelset. It's really a nice wheel and if I remember right it was $125 including shipping.

If you're trying to keep the cost down I'll send you an old Coker button tread tire for the cost of shipping. It's bald in a couple of spots, but could probably go for a while that way.

You would still need a tube and a rim strip. I'm running a 29er tube in mine with Velox rim tape. Both of those can be had at a local bike shop.

I have a set of Coker 125mm cranks that I don't think I'll ever use. If you want short cranks you can have them for $15. I ended up liking 140's more, and didn't put much mileage on the 125's (maybe 200 miles tops). They still look new except for maybe some marks from banging around in my toolbox.

davidp · 2010-12-04, 01:06 AM

Just FYI, Coker has changed their shipping policy. They now charge $65 flat rate so the days of paying $7 to ship a wheel appear to be over.

2010-12-03, 09:00 PM	#1
delta 224 20 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: New York, dutchess county 20"trials, 24 muni w/ maggies, 29" crossover, 36" nightrider w/ mountainuni disk brake Posts: 174	36inch wheelset wheelset with regular hub for a nimbus 36

2010-12-03, 09:31 PM	#2
jtrops Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Longmont, Colorado Age: 45 Posts: 1,286	I have a Nimbus frame with a Coker wheelset. It's really a nice wheel and if I remember right it was $125 including shipping. If you're trying to keep the cost down I'll send you an old Coker button tread tire for the cost of shipping. It's bald in a couple of spots, but could probably go for a while that way. You would still need a tube and a rim strip. I'm running a 29er tube in mine with Velox rim tape. Both of those can be had at a local bike shop. I have a set of Coker 125mm cranks that I don't think I'll ever use. If you want short cranks you can have them for $15. I ended up liking 140's more, and didn't put much mileage on the 125's (maybe 200 miles tops). They still look new except for maybe some marks from banging around in my toolbox. __________________ "A properly ridden unicycle is like an object in orbit: constantly falling but never landing." -Diogenes Last edited by jtrops; 2010-12-03 at 09:33 PM. Reason: additional

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2010-12-04, 01:06 AM	#3
davidp Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Chelmsford, MA Age: 33 Posts: 705	Just FYI, Coker has changed their shipping policy. They now charge $65 flat rate so the days of paying $7 to ship a wheel appear to be over.

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