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20spoke rear training wheel

  • 03-12-2013 8:38pm
    #1
    mistermatthew
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 790 ✭✭✭


    Anyone riding one? Is it just too little spokes to have long term durability?


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  • #2
    ednwireland
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    been riding a mavic ksyrium sl for a few years as my mail wheel no problems (and i'm heaveee !)

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  • #3
    browsing
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 186 ✭✭browsing


    I got a nice set of rs10's when notified on the bargain megathread the other week.
    I think 20 spoke is fine. They make the rim stringer to take the extra tension I think which makes it heavier and not much (if any) lighter than a 24 hole etc.
    I've done 300kish (fairly little) without problems.
    I did 1000's on an aksium 24h too without problem.
    I'm also a little heavier than some (not by that much anymore but it is going in the right direction!).
    I'd pull the trigger on whatever you're eyeing up!


  • #4
    letape
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    mistermatthew wrote: »
    Anyone riding one? Is it just too little spokes to have long term durability?

    I wouldn't be too concerned - Campagnolo wouldn't design a wheel that wasn't up to the task. Khasmins are a training type wheel by design.


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