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Carbon Rim Analysis

Here' s a particularly interesting article Evan sent to me over the weekend. He and I ten to geek out on this stuff. It focuses on Reynolds carbon rims but I think is interesting enough to see the progress being made to bring carbon to the masses (although I need to understand more about this 'world wide shortage of carbon weave....").

Click HERE for the article.

Got my FSA's hooked up this weekend. Nice a squeely for now until I build up a layer of brake gunk. Same as last year. GOD I love those rims.

Reader Comments (2)

Mind sharing the specs on your pit wheels? thinking of building something similar as opposed to prebuilt Mavic SLs...
Thanks!

August 27, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterAnonymous

I've tried and used everything but in all honestly, the best all around wheel, regardless of course, is a hand built wheel with bomber 3 cross lacing. You can still make 'em nice and light but a great wheel builder will make them indestructible. As for my training/pit wheels, i generally run Mavic open pro ceramics with DT/Swiss butted spokes. I think DT Hugi make the best hubs known to man so run them wherever I can. This said, if you can get a deal on them (and likely you will now that their next generation are coming out), Ksyrium SL's after 2004 are fantastic. Light and super strong. But I woudl rather have a stable of hand built wheels than some Ksyriums.

August 27, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterGreg

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