Colored Light Rims
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Colored Light Rims
Im sorry guys, my friend helped me out this weekend, and hes making me ask this, he wont let me just search. But...
My friend is looking for a rear wheel that is colored like the deep v, but is lighter or stronger. Pretty much, what is the best deep v like wheel, or their alternative.
Sorry again, but thanks.
P.S he wants it to look good with his front white aerospoke. and
hes wondering what hub you would lace it to.
My friend is looking for a rear wheel that is colored like the deep v, but is lighter or stronger. Pretty much, what is the best deep v like wheel, or their alternative.
Sorry again, but thanks.
P.S he wants it to look good with his front white aerospoke. and
hes wondering what hub you would lace it to.
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Bikes: Serotta Colorado III Track (Renyolds Ouzo Pro Aero Fork, Dura-Ace to Mavic CXP-14 wheels, Sugino crank, Thomson and 3T the rest), Steelman Cyclocross (Campy Record 10, Deda Newton & Thomson stuff)
Velocity makes fusions and aeroheads in white I believe, both are lighter than the deep-v, stronger, maybe not, but does he really need that? Maybe go to 36 spokes?
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No, he doesnt have a computer, i guess i couldve had him make an acoount on mine, but thsi saves time. Sorry again though.. he helped me on a project, so i can at least post a thread on a forum for him.
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This makes so little sense. He wants something light and strong, but he's got one of the most notoriously heavy wheels on the front? And colored is a criteria? Just have him get a deep v or a fusion and be done with it. They work just dandy and look great. A bit heavier for sure, but certainly durable.




