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Old 10-23-14 | 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by iab
I doubt any post war top-end bike had wood rims. But if the OP wants wood rims, there is nothing wrong with that.
Hey folks, good info already and exactly why I posted this thread. I am not tied to wood rims, like I said I have been doing a lot of research and found an ad for a 50’s Schwinn P-32 on EBay. The specs state “Optional best grade laminated wood rims, or tubular aluminum for tubular tires.” The weight spec says “tubular tires and wooden rims ---20 lbs.” Could this have been a transitional period for wooden-aluminum rims? I checked the Waterford catalogs and I can’t find the same spec sheet.
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