new wheel time, need help
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new wheel time, need help
I'm ready to get off of these dp-18's I've been riding for 2 years. I'm stuck between an open pro, dtswiss rr585, or veloctiy fusion wheelset. All would be laced to formula hub's most likely so I guess the only difference is the rim. Reccommend me one of these or if you have a better suggestion then put that up too. I want something strong, not too heavy, and not too deep.
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On one of my previous threads it was mentioned that IRO Cold Fusions were re-branded Velocity's. At $15 per, it's worth a look!
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maybe velocity a23s?
or wait it out for the h+son tb14s. could be completely in my head but i think the wide rim shenanigans definitely have some merit. road feel is reminiscent of an almost tubular ride (maybe most similar to the tufo tubular clinchers i had for a while)
or wait it out for the h+son tb14s. could be completely in my head but i think the wide rim shenanigans definitely have some merit. road feel is reminiscent of an almost tubular ride (maybe most similar to the tufo tubular clinchers i had for a while)
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Salsa Delgados, really sweet rims. I bought mine after talking to a couple FG trick riders that do stair sets and other crazy stuff. At $42.00 a piece the price isn't bad either and they look really nice.
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