ajb
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mr-marty-martin said:
Possibly because they are being sponsored by the company, shop etc and not having to buy the gear themselves.
legal rim depth for road racing...
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Possibly because they are being sponsored by the company, shop etc and not having to buy the gear themselves.
mr-marty-martin
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very true for alot of the big teams,
jpembroke
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- Cheltenham
Campag Boras perhaps?
Will1985
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- South Norfolk
Crikey - money to burn!
mr-marty-martin
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dnt like cosmics, dno why but they seem heavy...
saw bora's at decent prices but i jst dont fancy bora's tbh, dno why lol
think im either goin to get some easton earo's ( tubular of course ) which have a 56 depth rim
or some reynolds, the 66's
saw bora's at decent prices but i jst dont fancy bora's tbh, dno why lol
think im either goin to get some easton earo's ( tubular of course ) which have a 56 depth rim
or some reynolds, the 66's
mr-marty-martin
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nah need sumin deeper than 303's anyways, but i realy dont like zipps, very overrated if you ask me, plus dont like the rim bonded onto the carbon, there was a crash down one of our crits a month back and the rim just split away from the carbon...
Will1985
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- South Norfolk
Isn't that telling you something? Carbon + crash = broken wheel!!
mr-marty-martin
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yep sure is, but thats just the risk you take, same with frames if you think about it but no one has a problem with them...
