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Ha, really love that one, wiredfool! :-) Using 32 (front) and 36 (back) using your mentioned double eyelet rims (tubular) in Cyclo-Cross racing these days.
by rawland 10y ago
Ha, really love that one, wiredfool! :-)
Using 32 (front) and 36 (back) using your mentioned double eyelet rims (tubular) in Cyclo-Cross racing these days.
- wiredfool 10y agoFWIW, nearly all that advice agrees with "The Bicycle Wheel" by Jobst Brandt, with the exception of rim selection. Rim selection though is tricky these days, as most wheels are now sold as a unit rather than parts.