Compatible Wheels

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Compatible Wheels

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I have an '85 Tenere 55w and the rear rim is heavily pitted in places - mainly where the spokes attach to the rim. Also, I get some brake pump through the pedal despite a rear brake overhaul (new linings) and thorough clean of the drum surface. Im guessing that the hub is ovalled. If the hub was good I'd consider rebuilding with a new rim. So I'm wondering which wheels would be compatible. I've seen quite a few that look in good nick on ebay France, Italy and Germany but am unsure whether all drum braked model wheels are compatible with the 55Ws. I presume 34L is but any advice would be much welcomed.
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Re: Compatible Wheels

Post by Fred333 »

The wheels from a 43f will fit. But I "heard" that they are not as tough as the Tenereparts.
1VJ will fit also.
Good luck!
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Re: Compatible Wheels

Post by Mezo »

Yep the 1VJ wili be your best bet, you can always check the part numbers in the fiches (hot links) the 1VJ will probably be the easiest to find.

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