Wheels

Halo Track Hubs and Aerorage Rims

I chose Halo for the wheels for a number of reasons:

Quality/price: Halo make good quality components at a competitive price. Their powder coat finish is very smart.
Colour: Halo offer a number of different colours. I didn't want silver wheels as I thought that would make the bike look like a copy of a '70s/'80s Colnago.
Availability: I knew that I could easily get Halo from AD Cycles. As things turned out, Halo didn't have any wheelsets in stock so Andy ordered the components and made the wheels.
Previous experience: Andy built a pair of Halo wheels for the Yeti DJ using white SAS rims and gold Spin Doctor hubs. I am very pleased with these wheels.
Configuration: The Halo rear track hubs are available in many configurations. In the end I chose double fixed as the fixed/freewheel hub I had intended to buy wasn't available. This isn't a problem for riding single-speed as a lock-ring isn't really needed.
Design: As reviews point out, Halo wheels are designed for real-world use. This bike will be ridden mainly on roads so a dedicated track wheelset would be inappropriate. No nonsense 32H with stainless steel spokes.

Cycling Plus Magazine review: They rate Halo's new Track Wheels 10/10 and "the best fixed wheelset for Real World Riding".