Old 12-20-14 | 12:18 PM
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nun
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Originally Posted by bikemig
For a lightweight "touring" wheelset (that's a bit of an oxymoron), I'd want something that can be repaired readily and can handle a bit wider tire like a 700 x 28c. I'm assuming the OP is going pretty minimalist on his touring set up. The velocity A23 is pretty sweet and strong.

Is this for a self-supported backpacking trip or is there going to be support on this trip? Just curious given the equipment choices the OP has.
Self supported. I've ridden my current wheels hard this year and the rim surfaces are scored and the back rim is worn down. I want to make sure the hubs are new, or good as new, for next year.

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