Wanted, rear wheel and 6 speed cassette

Posted on Sun 3rd, April 2016

• #1

user61690

I'm after a rear wheel and cassette for a late 80's koga miyata with shimano 600 groupset. It doesn't really matter what it is, just trying to get it going again.
Thanks
• #2

cybernck

You ought to check the rear spacing (OLD) just in case, as I've encountered some strange 110 OLD Koga Miyatas in the past. Hope this helps.
• #3

Mr_Bump

Got a very nice Araya rim on Shimano uniglide hub (solid axle not qr) and a barely worn 13-30 6 speed.
Braking surface excellent and hub runs lovely and smooth as does the freehub.
£35 including post, collect N.Herts if you're passing. Can include usuable tyre+tube if you need something to get you going FOC.
• #4

user61690 in reply to @Mr_Bump

Bump! Just saw this reply.. thanks so much.. yeah I've still not got this bike up and running again yet. Would love to buy this from you if its still around (hope it is).
At cybernck's advice, what's the spacing?
Thanks!!

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