Rim/hub recomendation
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Rim/hub recomendation
Looking to build a 36 h wheel 120ish mm spacing. For polo and just riding... I just want something tough and will last me awhile.
Looking at Velocity Chukkers, B43 if I can get them machined.
These
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/M...?ModelID=48152
And one more I forgot the name though I will post them later
As for hub something with high flanges doesn't have to be flip flop..
I sort of want the rim to accept a wider road tire.
Looking at Velocity Chukkers, B43 if I can get them machined.
These
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/M...?ModelID=48152
And one more I forgot the name though I will post them later
As for hub something with high flanges doesn't have to be flip flop..
I sort of want the rim to accept a wider road tire.
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this gets asked all the time; like there is some magic combo of rim/hub that makes the perfect wheel.
much more important than any of the components for a wheel is how they are put together.
go find someone who builds good wheels, give them your budget, and he/she will help you far more than any numbskulls on the interwebz
bottom line: awesome components can be built into a really crappy wheel and even crappy components can make nice wheels in the hands of a skilled professional.
my last bit of advice is stay away from velocity rims because they dent way too easily but i am sure ten or so people will contradict that statement.
much more important than any of the components for a wheel is how they are put together.
go find someone who builds good wheels, give them your budget, and he/she will help you far more than any numbskulls on the interwebz
bottom line: awesome components can be built into a really crappy wheel and even crappy components can make nice wheels in the hands of a skilled professional.
my last bit of advice is stay away from velocity rims because they dent way too easily but i am sure ten or so people will contradict that statement.
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https://www.all4cycling.com/shop/prod...n¤cy=USD
I think i may go with these, I want the eyelets. Velocity looks nice and flashy but sorta trendy to me..
I want to try my hand at building a wheel, I like working on and building my own stuff.
Anyways I think I will go with the High flange version of these
https://www.dotbike.com/p/5049?utm_so...m_campaign=FGL
I think i may go with these, I want the eyelets. Velocity looks nice and flashy but sorta trendy to me..
I want to try my hand at building a wheel, I like working on and building my own stuff.
Anyways I think I will go with the High flange version of these
https://www.dotbike.com/p/5049?utm_so...m_campaign=FGL
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