Old 08-14-13 | 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by SJX426
I speculate that a way to mitigate a chance of a crash due to anything being caught in the spokes is to use a dish wheel, no spokes.
You'll notice that even when using disc rear wheels for time trials, riders still use spoked front wheels. That's because side winds on disc wheels make steering control very difficult, if not almost impossible.
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