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Lodola 32-hole 17" rim

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Looking for a Lodola wheel to lace up?

Mike Peavey wrote:
I was in a pinch to get the bike ready for the USCRA giro last spring, so after looking high and low for a proper width 32 hole 17" rim, I put the 18" front on the back axle to check for clearance, calculated the difference in gearing at 9% and then had Buchanan's lace up an 18" Excel to the rear drum, which seems to work fine. I have since learned from Bob Coy of USCRA that he had a batch of Stornello 32 hole 17" rims of the proper width made in China and has some left. I plan to get one from him. You can contact him at; raceuscra at yahoo.com to inquire.
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Hey forget about those Chinese rims. I got a bunch of Stornello rims. 17" I never counted but I'm pretty sure thy're 32s. Real Italian rims.

I've also got hubs and spokes and brake pads, all kinds of wheel stuff.

Hope I'm not to late.

I kind of lost track of this forum over the last year but now I'm back.

I've been kind of bumping along the periphque of the Guzzi world for decades, but I have managed to accumulate a nice load of Stornello bits.
 
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