Ritchey WCS Carbon 58's
07-15-09, 06:37 PM
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Ritchey WCS Carbon 58's
Are these rims still undimpled Zipps? Carbon Bridge?
Main issue is durability since they will be used for Cross
Ritchey's running a team deal and they are wicked cheap. But debating between them or spending a few hundred more on Edge 68/Alchemy ELF/ORC/CX-Ray setup
Main issue is durability since they will be used for Cross
Ritchey's running a team deal and they are wicked cheap. But debating between them or spending a few hundred more on Edge 68/Alchemy ELF/ORC/CX-Ray setup
07-16-09, 09:45 AM
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they're either older 404's or Gigantex rims
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FWIW Edge rims are supposed to be pretty darn durable. A buddy of mine rolled a tubular in a Pro/1/2 at ~30 and the rims held up really well. Zipps probably would have cracked in that wreck. Reynolds are also well known for their durability.
