Old 07-30-22, 04:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Ross200
Please forgive my attempt at humor. The point being the Velocity Atlas IS for rim brakes. Just because the sidewalls are not machined does not make a rim disc brake specific-more information needed.
My error, I did not realize that Velocity made a rim brake rim that was not machined.

My light touring bike has disc brake on rear, rim brake on front, I bought matching machined Dyads for both front and rear on that bike. That rim came machined for rim brakes or non-machined for disc. And that is what I was thinking by non-machined. I bought the machined for the disc wheel so that the rims would match for aesthetics.

It looks like you put a Velocity graphic in your post, but it is not showing up in my browser, I use Opera browser.

For the Dyad, Velocity lists options as:

MACHINED SIDEWALL DRILLINGS/COLORS:

32 spoke: Black, Silver, Polished

36 spoke: Black, Silver, Polished

40 spoke: Black, Silver, Polished

48 spoke: Black, Silver

NON-MACHINED SIDEWALL DRILLINGS/COLORS:

32 spoke: Black

36 spoke: Black

40 spoke: Black


But I see for Atlas, they do not list a painted version like the Dyad.

Sorry I got that wrong.
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