OzVMX Forum
Marketplace => Wanted => Topic started by: pecrazy on March 30, 2016, 07:31:48 pm
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Looking for a tidy rear rim for a 1980/81 PE175, possibly the same as 250/400. Plenty in the states but no one wants to post to Australia.
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The 250 and 400 is 215x18 where a pe175 80 81 is 185x18 if it was me I'd take it to some one who builds wheels they can sort it out then whether you need new spokes and nipples etc
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Was just hoping to find a tidy one and just put it on, no wheel builders around here that I know of, really want a rim to match the rest of the bike aswell.
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Pretty sure i have one stashed somewhere....will have a look. Where do you need it posted to?
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That would be great, I"m in Dalby QLD.
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I have one from an 80-81 PE 400 I parted out & WILL post to OZ no difficulty
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Sport ....wrong application ???
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Thanks for the offer mrsupersport, but I would rather get the correct one.
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just spoke to Peter Eliot his wrecking a few of these at the moment his number is 0432959914
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That would be great, I"m in Dalby QLD.
I found the complete wheel....Post to Dalby will be expensive. I'd reckon around $80 to post at least
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Won't be that much to post if you don't put it in a box, just wrap it in something so the P.O can't cube it. They can only calculate it by the weight then. I'd be surprised if it went more than $40 (probably be less). I just sent a complete front end to Brisbane, weighed 21kg, it cost $87.00 to post.
K
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Thanks for that tip Bigk. I will remember that one for sure!
I am curious with how you got 21kg posted. Isn't 20kg the limit for AP?
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New limit is 22kg and I think they increased the length slightly aswell.
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New limit is 22kg and I think they increased the length slightly aswell.
Oh something good happens for once. Now if only they could stop jacking up the shipping costs out of USA and Canada. Its just getting way out of control >:(
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Thanks Mick.......
Turns out the rim I have is badly corroded so pecrazy still needs a wheel
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Sorry do you mind if I jump on to your post and ask if anyone's got a spare front wheel for a PE175C/N please, thanx
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Whats the difference between the c/n and the t/x? I may have one but it is not perfect.
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C/N is the conical hub type