Old 10-29-15 | 08:55 AM
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dr_lha
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Originally Posted by cyccommute
I just know that dr_iha is going to disagree but fix the problem by, well, fixing the problem. Your problem is broken spokes, not weak rims. You need a wheel with good spokes that have been tensioned properly. What rim you use is unimportant.
What? After I just publicly agreed with you!

No I agree again, I doubt the rims are the issue here.

I would also suggest that you stay away from steel rims of any kind. Steel is a nightmare if you ride in the wet. An aluminum rim performs much better and, as a bonus, is much lighter. They can be built just as strong.
I also agree with this.
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