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Old 03-12-11 | 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by bcubed
"I prefer rims to discs because they discourage me from getting lazy about wheel truing
To echo Itsjustme, a properly built set of wheels should never need truing, barring a major damage event (which becomes more of a rim repair than truing).

I'll agree that the rim brake pads help one stay aware of trueness, but it really shouldn't be an issue anyway, even on a mountain bike. Properly built and tensioned wheels should stay true, even under the stresses of racing, touring, etc.
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