New set of wheels to save time šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø

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CAESAR AVGVSTVS

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Iā€™m thinking about buying a spare set of Specialized wheels for my mtb bike. Iā€™m always changing my tyres depending on ground conditions. I was thinking of having my tyres pre fitted and ready to change over via just a couple of through bolts. Simple and quick. But Iā€™m also thinking, changing complete wheels may upset the settings on the rear derailleuršŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø
whatā€™s your thoughts please ?
 

MontyVeda

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I've not had to fiddle with the RD for the last two wheels. In fact i can't remember the last time i had to adjust it and that's over several wheels and more cassette changes.... but that may be just luck.
 
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Red17

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I have 2 sets of wheels for my cx bike with different tyres and never had an issue with the rear derailleur adjustment.

Rear disc needs adjusting when I change wheels but that takes less than a minute.
 
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CAESAR AVGVSTVS

CAESAR AVGVSTVS

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I have 2 sets of wheels for my cx bike with different tyres and never had an issue with the rear derailleur adjustment.

Rear disc needs adjusting when I change wheels but that takes less than a minute.

Thank you šŸ‘
 
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