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OEM 50mm wheels?
what do you guys think of these? I cant seem to find anything about them...
http://www.red2bicycle.com/products/...m-profile.html for $160 it seems like a steal |
Well they probaly weight 26 pounds
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probably stupid like heavy. I'd avoid them if you care about the ride quality. If you just want to be ballin' then go for it. But the weight will slow you down on your acceleration and on your climbing.
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Originally Posted by avner
(Post 12482434)
probably stupid like heavy. I'd avoid them if you care about the ride quality. If you just want to be ballin' then go for it. But the weight will slow you down on your acceleration and on your climbing.
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Well velocties are kinda the standard wheel and a set laced to formulas weighs around 2200g
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I looked it up, Each wheel is about 4lbs.
2200 is about 5lbs for a wheelset. You can go a lot lower then that too. It depends. I rock b43's and they look cool. I definitely feel the extra weight climbing or starting from a stop. I don't mind it so much anymore but when I first got them and I had a fat tire, I nearly lost my mind and sold my bike I hated it so much. |
I think you're on crack if you buy a rim that's heavier than 1600-170 grams for a SS if you're not 180+lbs, but that's just me.
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i think i'll be getting the eightinch julian wheels then. only one less mm than the b43s, cheaper, has a brake track, and weighs in at ~2600g not too bad..
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Originally Posted by Paulo Dourado
(Post 12482559)
i think i'll be getting the eightinch julian wheels then. only one less mm than the b43s, cheaper, has a brake track, and weighs in at ~2600g not too bad..
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Can you lace your own wheels? IRO hubs, FOER rims, etc... would make for a Deep V-ish weight.
I have DP 18s and while they're pretty strong rims, they're also pretty heavy... I think about 0.8lbs more than Deep Vs. That's a lot of rotational weight for your starts and stops. |
Originally Posted by yummygooey
(Post 12482814)
Can you lace your own wheels? IRO hubs, FOER rims, etc... would make for a Deep V-ish weight.
I have DP 18s and while they're pretty strong rims, they're also pretty heavy... I think about 0.8lbs more than Deep Vs. That's a lot of rotational weight for your starts and stops. i actually do use my brake quite often still since I am still building up endurance in my leg muscles |
are you trying to jump 15+ stairs??
if not, don't even botter deep aero rims |
i put my b43s on and all of a sudden my bike felt like it just slipped through the air and accelerated SO much easier.
i mean it was like i was barely having to put any power through the pedals to get up to speed. and then i remembered, oh wait i went from a 17t to a 19t when i changed wheels. deep wheels look cool, that's about it. cheap ones will still be crap, probably even crappier than if they weren't deep. |
Originally Posted by rkd350z
(Post 12484691)
are you trying to jump 15+ stairs??
if not, don't even botter deep aero rims |
get them wabi wheels...much better for the money...i have julians but they were a gift so i cant really complain
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Originally Posted by Stuffstuff1
(Post 12484708)
Wont your tires asplode?
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Originally Posted by youngandcurious
(Post 12482396)
Well they probaly weight 26 pounds
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