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Old 02-10-05 | 09:50 AM
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jasonyates
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Bikes: Bianchi Pista, Miyata track, Schwinn Le Tour fixie

Originally Posted by trackasaurus
Double walled aluminium, not single walled. If you're running brakes, a machined brake surface. a deep profile V rim will be stiffer and more resilient to bumps and hops (deformations). eyeleted spoke holes will add alot of strength and keep the spokes from ripping out later down the road.
So eyelets just reinforce the spoke holes or do they do more?

165: It's for my street fixie so I just want something that will take some abuse. I also just wanted to find out some general concepts, like how I didn't really know that eyelet'd spoke holes made a difference (I guess I'm clueless )

Also as far as price goes, MA3's are cheap, but a lot of people think they are pretty decent -- is there any reason why I would need a more expensive rim over those (aesthetics aside) ??

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