Peregrine 48 spoked wheels

[Stevo]

While I love tuff wheels, I now fancy a pair of 48 spoked wheels that featured on many bikes from the late 80's onwards.

I see a lot of riders prefered spoked wheels as opposed to tuffs, especially in the post '85 era. Anyway, I would like to know if the Peregrine's are any good for flatland and if there are better spoked wheels from the same era, or are they pretty much all the same. I would put them on my '85 master.

I see there's was a pair of Peregrine's on eBay recently for £150 for NOS, do you reckon that's too high a price?

Cheers

[rom_kid_04]

pereguins were the best of their time and £150 is the cheapest you will get a set for nos

[harris]

ye mate top wheels one of the best for that era even good today smooth

[lazychubs]

i just payed £90 for a very used pair of them even been run with pegs
still run smooth as ever tho lol
they are on me 88 master

[Stevo]

Cheers fellas, you have sold them to me. I think they look cool.

[stuntmaster]

still use a set on my daily ride ,all i did was change the hubs as 10 mm axles would not last long when grinding

[harris]

THESE ARE THE ORIGINAL TYRES THAT THEY RECOMEND PERAGRINE 48 HP 100 PSI BUT MOST NEW WILL DO

[motomagII]

cracking wheels i think thehy are as good as any new school wheelsets around try get the hp sealed hubs toot hey spi9n sooooooooooooooo smooth

[lazychubs]

wot like these greg lol and nice tyres harris
i got haro new skool ones on mine
i could do with some new stickers for the hubs

[motomagII]

thats the ones mate nice wheelset there rhys .

[lazychubs]

yeah not bad for £90 quid