How and where to buy replacement bicycle wheel?

The reason is quite simple, a cheap wheel would cost too much to ship to make it worthwhile to sell over the net. A wheel requires quite a large box to ship without damaging the wheel, and of course, cheap wheels weigh much more, adding to shipping costs. any 26" mountain bike wheel will fit your bike, I am sure if you look around local shops, you can find something. If the price for the wheel last time included the tire, you paid a very reasonable price.

Cheap Bicycle Wheels

Wheels don't come with tires, tubes, rim tape, or cassette/freewheel. You have to buy all those things as well. 700 x 32 is tire size, wheels will fit a range of tire sizes there is no 700 x 32 wheel. To find out if you can upgrade to a cassette hub, measure the space between your rear dropouts. If it is 130mm you can use a wheel made for cassette. It would cost a bit more than a freewheel hub. All in all, by the time you buy everything you will have spent most of the $250 you paid for your bike in the first place unless you can find some second hand wheel that are in decent shape

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How and where to buy replacement bicycle wheel?

I need to replace my bike's stolen front wheel. The last time I went to a bike shop, they charged me $60 for a wheel. So, I would like to shop around for something cheap this time. My bike is old and the wheel will likely be stolen again.

I wrote down the numbers from my rear wheel...

assuming you are in the US you could go get a bolt on wheel thru a Performance bike shop (if you have one near you) for about $28. It is a standard bolt on wheel that I recommend but since you dont say then Im just guessin' here.

complicated factor. research at search engines like google. it may help!

60.00 is cheap.