cheap BMX bike wheels??

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cheap BMX bike wheels??

Post by headquarters » Thu Jul 15, 2004 4:27 pm

I am looking and not having much luck for a pair of front BMX wheels for a 4 wheel bicycle i am making. Does anybody have any idea either on the internet or in seattle of a place with cheap bmx wheels? any help at this point would be supa!

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Post by Selkie » Thu Jul 15, 2004 5:10 pm

You might try Play it Again sports. I know there's several over the Seattle area. If you're in Seattle Central, it's on either 12th or Broadway, I can't remember which.

Anyway, they have new and used equipment and might either have what you need or know where you could get it.
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Post by burningflyer » Thu Jul 15, 2004 6:38 pm

thrift stores like salvation army get kids bikes all the time . . . tend to sell for $10 to $20. cruising around the hood on garbage day might score you a free one.

Happy hunting

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Post by headquarters » Thu Jul 15, 2004 7:20 pm

thanks, i wasn't sure if i prob had to just go buy a couple cheap bmx bikes.. i hoped there was a magical place with $5.00 BMX wheels that i somehow just couldn't find in google. :)

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Post by shitmouse » Mon Jul 19, 2004 3:09 pm

one of the good finds for bike parts and hard to find bike parts is locating your local mom & pop bike shop. -(not a big chain).

a lot of times these small shops are a heaven for bike parts. we used to go to a guy in denver (when we lived there) that had a great 'museum' of old, used, rare, domestic & foriegn, bike parts. it was an old shed out back that was the ultimate collection of parts that he had crowed over the years. a great resource. and for a friendly case of beer, he helped me outfit a 1969 grey ghost sting ray. -(very rare).

also check into yor local shops for swap meets. it's that time of the year and chances are you'll find what you need at a swap, or at least talk to someone there that can aim you in the right direction for your hard to find parts.

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