Old 10-31-16 | 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
... On the other hand it is quite likely the wheels weren't built well to begin with and the shop you are using isn't improving them. ...
Going off topic a bit here, but its Monday.
I think building a wheel set to handle all ranges is a big ask. I would not want to buy a wheel set that would work for a 400# rider for a 140# rider. There is too much extra material to handle such a range. So while some do not like to buy parts that have a max weight recommendation - I prefer to buy such parts. It says the manufacture was paying attention to who they are selling to.

I've ridden 24 hole on the front of my 400# tandem. It worked, but it was not a good idea.
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