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Old 06-10-06, 05:27 PM
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Box vs. oval shaped tubulars

What are the advantages of box / oval tubular rim cross-sections?
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typically box rims are usually stronger then oval but oval are little a bit more aerodynamic then box. most mtb rims are box and on road bikes most touring bikes use box rims because of their added strength.
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