Can you help ID this lightweight wheel
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Hi all,
I am hoping you can help me ID this wheel, I was helping clear out my Father-in-Law's factory of things he has collected and this turned up. I'm pretty sure it's an Oz lightweight wheel and judging by the sticker and writing, it was probably fitted to a bike Garry McCoy rode.
I tried on facebook and a couple of folks mentioned perhaps it was from a Foggy Petronas bike and it does look similar. However, does anyone know how to identify the wheel from the numbers/letters combo on the wheel itself?
Please ignore the PFM disc as we are fairly confident it's been fitted at a much later date.
Any help/pointers appreciated. We are looking to sell it at some point but purely as memorabilia and not as a usable rim due it its age and 16.5" size.




I am hoping you can help me ID this wheel, I was helping clear out my Father-in-Law's factory of things he has collected and this turned up. I'm pretty sure it's an Oz lightweight wheel and judging by the sticker and writing, it was probably fitted to a bike Garry McCoy rode.
I tried on facebook and a couple of folks mentioned perhaps it was from a Foggy Petronas bike and it does look similar. However, does anyone know how to identify the wheel from the numbers/letters combo on the wheel itself?
Please ignore the PFM disc as we are fairly confident it's been fitted at a much later date.
Any help/pointers appreciated. We are looking to sell it at some point but purely as memorabilia and not as a usable rim due it its age and 16.5" size.
soad said:
Keep it? Hang it on a garage wall etc.
If you had seen the amount of 
It's an interesting piece though and may end up doing just that if we can't figure out what it is! I even sent Garry McCoy a message on facebook as he is running a cafe now but despite seeing he has read the message no reply as yet.
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