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Re: What are the best wheels you can buy/make?
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Reply #15 on:
November 11, 2005, 02:17:50 am »
they may be cheap, but has anyone besides me noticed the difference between cartridge bearings and standard when rolling ?
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Hugi hubs, Mavic rims, can't remember the spokes, but i have brass nipples and have had zero problems...when I rode it
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My bike is a no Shimano zone (except for a FD cause no makes one that will fit). But I would definately want a set that are better and lighter than my Rolfs. No point in upgrading to heavier wheels. I also, am just not hard on wheels. Or atleast I'm that way when I'm down to my 185/195lb racing wieght. And with the new shocks, I don't see ever having any problems. And considering that brass nipples way 2X as much as aluminum, I really don't see using brass, even though I know they are slightly better.
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I actually think alum nipples are better. Most brass nipples are made in the land of rice cakes.
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...so I guess none of y'all in the UK want me to bring a set with me next month
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