The Elites are badass, The only downside is the pretty obnoxious sound they make, however after about 5-10 hours on them they do break in and quite up a bit. The engagement is great obviously, and doesn't affect landing fakie at all like some thought it would. I don't know if the classic is offered in a non disc front hub, so that would be another advantage of the Elites. The Tweets are nice as well, they are one of the lighter rims for dj. The finish is nice and the graphics are pretty dope. The TWEET 28s paired with the non-disc front and single speed rear make for some solid wheels for sure as the rim is centered between the flanges. I'd buy this set up again in a heart beat.

 Also, what spokes and nipples do you use?

 I used the cheaper dt swiss champions, but considered the dt swiss competitions, which are a bit more expensive. I used brass nips.