Invisible Rims?
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Invisible Rims?
Well they aren't really invisible..but they might as well be...they are so tiny!
..does anyone know of any other super shallow clincher rims? Like the Campy Victory Strada, or Campy Omega Strada Hardox XL?
example:
..does anyone know of any other super shallow clincher rims? Like the Campy Victory Strada, or Campy Omega Strada Hardox XL?
example:
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Originally Posted by BostonFixed
I think the rims pictured might be tubular rims..see that little lighter strip between the rim and the tire? I think that's the base tape of the tubular tire.
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haha..i love that cat..
but back to the rims..that picture is of the victory stradas and those are tubulars..but i know that the omega stradas are clincher rims..I just put that image up for a visual of what I'm looking for...
but back to the rims..that picture is of the victory stradas and those are tubulars..but i know that the omega stradas are clincher rims..I just put that image up for a visual of what I'm looking for...
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Originally Posted by onetwentyeight
those are tubies. cruise ebay for older rims, im sure you can find something in clincher form. mavic, campy, ambrosio, etc etc. i think sun is the only company that still makes boxy rims.
thanks tho on the ambrosio..there's a pretty blue pair on there right now...
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Originally Posted by gargiulo.mike
are open pros super shallow?
i havent seen them in person.
i havent seen them in person.
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heres a good one 

on another note...I know they are tubies...just wondering if anyone knows of any clincher rims that look the same....silly bike forums...


on another note...I know they are tubies...just wondering if anyone knows of any clincher rims that look the same....silly bike forums...
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my best guess is no.
you need an extra ~10mm for the lips of a clincher rim. [measured from where you put the rim stip to the outside edge of the rim].
fsnl
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you need an extra ~10mm for the lips of a clincher rim. [measured from where you put the rim stip to the outside edge of the rim].
fsnl
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Last edited by p3ntuprage; 05-26-07 at 02:32 PM.
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Originally Posted by oktokrewl
just wondering if anyone knows of any clincher rims that look the same

Last edited by hockeyteeth; 05-26-07 at 10:07 PM.
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Originally Posted by hockeyteeth
I've got some old Mavic MA40 rims that are pretty shallow clinchers. Not too keen on the color, but they are pretty shallow for a double-wall
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I have 2 pairs of brand new (still in the box) Campagnolo Delta Strada XL clincher rims. They are are as low profile as you can get. I could sell them to anyone interested. They are 28 holes though. Shiny/satin silver finish. PM me (with your offer) if interested. I prefer local pickup (San Francisco).
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Originally Posted by oktokrewl
thanks for the info..those look really nice..where did you happen to get them?
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Originally Posted by Dumpsterlife

if everything is invisible, how come we can still see the cat, the door, the walls, the...photo? a photo of invisible everything should be empty. however, that would also make it a picture of nothing. yet, nothing, by virtue of being even merely a concept, becomes something--that is, nothingness is self-negating. if everything in that photo were invisible, it would be identical to a picture of nothing, hence it would be something (even as an image of noting), and the "invisible everything" would also be negated.





