Ok I was going to go with the HD 150mm wheels from Bicycle-Engines where I bought my frame from. Its a Grubee Skyhawk GT2S frame with 150mm dropout. Well I am going to go with a shift kit so I dont need a wheel with a hub mounted drive cog for the engine. Like wise these wheels are freewheel based and the other forum I am on has me being told to avoid freewheel and to go freehub as they are stronger and freewheel based is weak and would fail under pedal power.
My problem is I cant find any wheel really for a 150mm drop out based frame that is a spoke wheel. I looked at Husky Bicycles and found one but it doesn't appear to be set up for disc brakes and its a 1.5" wide wheel where I had my plans set on a CST Cruiser tire that is 2.125" wide.
I looked all night last night and most of my morning today at work and now I am here asking if anyone knows where one can find a 26" wheel that is freehub based capable of running a 7 speed cassette and set up for disc brakes. Would also have to fit a 26x2.125" tire.
I am at a loss cause I cant find anything reasonable and I was told to just buy a hub and rim and have a local shop assemble it. I cant justify spending $300-$500 for a 150mm freehub hub when I could just say screw it and buy the HD freewheel based wheels for under $150.
My problem is I cant find any wheel really for a 150mm drop out based frame that is a spoke wheel. I looked at Husky Bicycles and found one but it doesn't appear to be set up for disc brakes and its a 1.5" wide wheel where I had my plans set on a CST Cruiser tire that is 2.125" wide.
I looked all night last night and most of my morning today at work and now I am here asking if anyone knows where one can find a 26" wheel that is freehub based capable of running a 7 speed cassette and set up for disc brakes. Would also have to fit a 26x2.125" tire.
I am at a loss cause I cant find anything reasonable and I was told to just buy a hub and rim and have a local shop assemble it. I cant justify spending $300-$500 for a 150mm freehub hub when I could just say screw it and buy the HD freewheel based wheels for under $150.
