bike build #101
black.converse
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hey, iv just recently purchased a stumpjumper expert carbon frame and rockshox sid forks 
, im about to transfer my xt gear set over, but i dont want to use my wtb wheelset as they're a bit old and arent as straight as they used to be. what would your choice be as a strict budget of no more than £200 wheels. 6 bolt disc. 26'. thanks
, im about to transfer my xt gear set over, but i dont want to use my wtb wheelset as they're a bit old and arent as straight as they used to be. what would your choice be as a strict budget of no more than £200 wheels. 6 bolt disc. 26'. thanks It never gets easier. You just go faster. – Greg LeMond
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The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands and, when it gets old and shabby, a woman can dispose of it and get a new one without shocking the entire community. - Ann Strong
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I'd be looking at superstar wheels. Have a set of the tech 2 AM's and they're spot on, but there's loads of choice.
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merlin doing a nice offer on dt swiss as well:
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Hate to throw a spanner in the works but the (depending on the year) frame takes 140mm forks and the SIDs are 100mm. Unless it's the older 120mm stumpjumer frame and some new 120mm SIDs. I'm not sure as you haven't mentioned the year model for either but you may have a problem.0
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Spend £220 and get the superstar switch/crest combo.0
