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The big round things your bike rolls on. Rims, spokes, hubs, etc. If it's all about the rubber part, the "tire" tag is better.
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Can I use a 130mm OLD wheel on a 135 mm rear spacing frame to put on a home trainer?
However it would be great if I didn't have to tune my rear derailleur each time I swap wheels.
Is it doable or should I just look for a cheap second-hand 135mm wheel? …
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