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Originally Posted by Cycle_Buhda
I’m looking to build a wheelset over the winter. Any recommendations on a dynamo hub, light, rear hub and rims (rim brakes, running 700x38c tires). Undecided on budget but approaching this as an investment.
I see a lot of people skipped over your "rim brake" specification. What frame would these wheels be going on, and is the ability to re-use these wheels on some future bike a part of your investment?

All of my current bikes are in the "C&V" (Classic and Vintage) category, and since I don't know what standards will dominate in the next 10-20 years, I figure any guesses at "future-proofing" would have a good chance of being wrong, anyway. So I just build my wheels to the bikes I have.

Are lightness or aerodynamics criteria for this build? I'm always happy to go down that rabbit hole.
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