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flag rahrider
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Posted: Jul 19, 2022 at 21:36 Quote
englertracing wrote:
if your going to go that route, try and avoid the deep section old style rims.

True that finding newer shapes can be the trick. I got a set of gravel rims with the same Internal width as current enve product. They were 100$ each. Laced up well. No issues 1000km in. Cheaper than a stans aluminum rim. As I was already getting thoae rims sent, I figured I should add a wheelset for my wife. Dt240 hubs cx ray spokes. I checked the build when they arrived, all spokes to proper tension. Wheel was perfectly round and true. The set was 800$ can't complain about that.
flag Bitelio
FL
Posted: Jul 25, 2022 at 7:26 Quote
I'd suggest the Zipp moto rims. I'm loving them on my hardtail as they provide some comfort.
You can get them with or without hubs.
flag taterraider
Posted: Jul 26, 2022 at 10:58 Quote
Bitelio wrote:
I'd suggest the Zipp moto rims. I'm loving them on my hardtail as they provide some comfort.
You can get them with or without hubs.

I would be all over the Zipp wheels if they weren't so expensive.
flag Bitelio
FL
Posted: Jul 26, 2022 at 14:09 Quote
taterraider wrote:
Bitelio wrote:
I'd suggest the Zipp moto rims. I'm loving them on my hardtail as they provide some comfort.
You can get them with or without hubs.

I would be all over the Zipp wheels if they weren't so expensive.
I know. I was really lucky and found the rims with a huge discount so it didn't hurt too much.
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