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Old 06-15-04, 11:46 PM
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Wheel Vibration

Hi for a little bit I had been riding with Mavic Cosmos.. Recently I switch to Spinergy Rev X, which is a much more stiffer wheel. I have noticed I get more vibration from these wheels, especially on bad roads.. I kinda get used to it.. Is this normal..? Am I just used to riding on more flexible wheels? Kinda like going from aluminum to steel ect.. Thanks

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Hi for a little bit I had been riding with Mavic Cosmos.. Recently I switch to Spinergy Rev X, which is a much more stiffer wheel. I have noticed I get more vibration from these wheels, especially on bad roads.. I kinda get used to it.. Is this normal..? Am I just used to riding on more flexible wheels? Kinda like going from aluminum to steel ect.. Thanks

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stiffer wheel = more vibration in almost all cases
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Ok Thanks.
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stiffer wheel = more vibration in almost all cases
Yep, nothing is free. There is always a compromise.
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