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My name is Alex
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: PDX
Bikes: Mercier Kilo TT Stripper in RAW, Schwinn Madison 2008 Blue, Leader 725tr, Brassknuckle, Leader 722, Traitor Ruben
#13
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: NEW YORK, NY - USA
Bikes: 2014 BMC Gran Fondo, 2013 Brompton S6L-X
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Joined: Feb 2010
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From: LA San Gabriel, California
Bikes: Custom frame
#18
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Davis/Lafayette, CA
Bikes: too many
well, it looks like a velocity.
don't get what the big deal is though. I used to think that velocities must be better than the weinmann dp18s... however after building some velocity wheels and wheels from other manufacturers, I don't think there could be much of a difference. velocity makes a pretty mediocre wheel. i had some aeroheads that weren't really drilled offset from center and had metal flashing in the holes.
in comparison, the h+sons i've worked with have been much nicer. the tb14s i just built went together as smoothly as open pros, with a better finish. only thing i don't care for on the tb14s is how f'n hard it is to mount tires on them.
don't get what the big deal is though. I used to think that velocities must be better than the weinmann dp18s... however after building some velocity wheels and wheels from other manufacturers, I don't think there could be much of a difference. velocity makes a pretty mediocre wheel. i had some aeroheads that weren't really drilled offset from center and had metal flashing in the holes.
in comparison, the h+sons i've worked with have been much nicer. the tb14s i just built went together as smoothly as open pros, with a better finish. only thing i don't care for on the tb14s is how f'n hard it is to mount tires on them.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Davis/Lafayette, CA
Bikes: too many
#23
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 12,257
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From: A Coffin Called Earth. or Toronto, ON
Bikes: Bianchi, Miyata, Dahon, Rossin
well, it looks like a velocity.
don't get what the big deal is though. I used to think that velocities must be better than the weinmann dp18s... however after building some velocity wheels and wheels from other manufacturers, I don't think there could be much of a difference. velocity makes a pretty mediocre wheel. i had some aeroheads that weren't really drilled offset from center and had metal flashing in the holes.
in comparison, the h+sons i've worked with have been much nicer. the tb14s i just built went together as smoothly as open pros, with a better finish. only thing i don't care for on the tb14s is how f'n hard it is to mount tires on them.
don't get what the big deal is though. I used to think that velocities must be better than the weinmann dp18s... however after building some velocity wheels and wheels from other manufacturers, I don't think there could be much of a difference. velocity makes a pretty mediocre wheel. i had some aeroheads that weren't really drilled offset from center and had metal flashing in the holes.
in comparison, the h+sons i've worked with have been much nicer. the tb14s i just built went together as smoothly as open pros, with a better finish. only thing i don't care for on the tb14s is how f'n hard it is to mount tires on them.
The only qualm I have with DP18 is that they're too narrow. At around 12mm inner width, a lot of fatter tires simply aren't recommended, as they'll just roll off the rim when going around corners.
Either way, the best 30mm deep rim is from kinlin. It's just too bad soul wheels seems to have a monopoly on kinlin 40mm deep rims.
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