Info/Comments on Velocity Escape tubular rims
10-19-15, 03:38 PM
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Info/Comments on Velocity Escape tubular rims
I searched and found little. a YouTube that showed the weld bead might be a little heavy.
Any 1st hand experience or rumor knowledge appreciated. 32 hole.
TIA
Any 1st hand experience or rumor knowledge appreciated. 32 hole.
TIA
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Thanks.
I have found enough bits and snippets and online "reviews" to feel comfortable with my CL soon-to-be purchase.
Converting 3 road bikes to tubular and being cautious (& thrifty) with each one. With so many people moving to carbon, excellent aluminum wheelsets sometimes show up at bargain basement prices. I don't race and expensive carbon bling is not my thing.
I have found enough bits and snippets and online "reviews" to feel comfortable with my CL soon-to-be purchase.
Converting 3 road bikes to tubular and being cautious (& thrifty) with each one. With so many people moving to carbon, excellent aluminum wheelsets sometimes show up at bargain basement prices. I don't race and expensive carbon bling is not my thing.
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