Hi.
Does anyone recommend a good place for wheel rims and spokes for my Jubilee.
I was thinking of using stainless rims and spokes.
Any recommendations much appreciated.
Thanks
Kevin.
Hi Kevin, I've just had my…
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I can recommend Dave too, he…
I can recommend Dave too, he does a lot of my work. I’ve also used JEK in Chard, Ed is another. excellent wheel builder. And Doug in South Molton. Spoiled for choice really! Oh and there’s Devon Rims!
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Thank you both for the advice, there is a lot of choice out there, I know one that I would not use.
But that"s great you guys have both recommended quite a few there for me.
Is it me or does the chrome not so good these days.
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I had 2 chrome rims…
I had 2 chrome rims supplied 25 years ago , from different sources. 1 has survived well with no issues. The other has rusted inside and out and caused a puncture. Quality does matter. I will try to ID the suppliers .The good one has a brit flag on it Devon chrome?.
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I think Devon rims do a…
I think Devon rims do a highly polished stainless rim too.
these are the wheels JEK did for me.
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Jubilee Wheel Rims
Thanks for the advice everyone. Those alloys look fantastic..
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Hi Kevin, I've just had my Navigator front wheel rebuilt by Dave Massam Motorcycles at Colyton in Devon (01297 552396) using a CWC stainless steel rim and spokes from Central Wheels in Birmingham, the quality and finish is superb and almost indistinguishable from chrome - with the advantage that it wont rust! Their comprehensive website is www.central-wheel.co.uk but best to give them a call on 01675462264 for expert advice before ordering. Dave's service was friendly and quick and his workmanship superb and very reasonably priced - just over £200 all in including fitting the new tyre I supplied. Plan ahead because Central Wheels (who seem to supply many other wheel builders) have a 4 week lead time on rims because they have to drill/punch the spoke holes to order. Good luck with the rebuild.
Nick