My new bike. Need help with wheel selection.
04-19-12 | 09:22 PM
#1
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Sucking Wheel at the back
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From: Bristol, VA
Bikes: Lynskey Helix Sport, Lynskey M290, Cervelo S3
My new bike. Need help with wheel selection.
Just finished this build but need some recommendations for what a good set of xc/am wheels will be.
Running 15mm QR front and standard qr
Running 15mm QR front and standard qr
Last edited by hodie21; 04-19-12 at 09:27 PM.
04-20-12 | 05:12 AM
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Looks real nice, I'm spec'ing out a possible 29er build, and am looking at Cole 29ER Lite wheels https://www.colewheels.com/pages/prod...ails.php?ids=2
The 15mm isn't too much of an issue now, as most aftermarket wheels are starting to be compatible with 9mm / 15mm /20mm via adaptor.
Quite like Crank Brothers Cobalt as well for a bit more money, of if you really want to splash out Enve.
The 15mm isn't too much of an issue now, as most aftermarket wheels are starting to be compatible with 9mm / 15mm /20mm via adaptor.
Quite like Crank Brothers Cobalt as well for a bit more money, of if you really want to splash out Enve.
04-20-12 | 05:49 AM
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From: Munising, Michigan, USA
Bikes: Priority 600, Priority Continuum, Devinci Dexter
That downtube's all twisted. Doesn't Park sell a Downtube Untwister? The DUT-1, I believe?
Seriously, great looking bike. Have no idea about wheels, but thanks for posting the photo because it's nice to see a good looking build.
Seriously, great looking bike. Have no idea about wheels, but thanks for posting the photo because it's nice to see a good looking build.
04-20-12 | 06:03 AM
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Sucking Wheel at the back
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From: Bristol, VA
Bikes: Lynskey Helix Sport, Lynskey M290, Cervelo S3
Same thing happened to my road bike.
