Old 07-11-21, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by jimc101
No mention of rims/spokes would look at availability of everything as at present, it can be hit and lots of misses for availability.
Trip isn't until next May so I hope that I have some time and the supply chain will straighten itself out.

Originally Posted by jimc101
Would look at complete wheel sets as well, unless you need something really specific (normally a dynamo hub or similar) Factory wheelsets have gotten to be a very good option, the added advantage is that you get everything in one go, and as long as you're get something that has relatively common parts, service is generally easy with tools any LBS should have (normally something like a a Park SW15 will be the most exotic bit of kit you need, although check specs) ,
Factory wheelsets... from the bike manufacturer or somewhere else? I did this when I bought the Litespeed Tuscany road bike. The Real Design wheels were sort of boutique low spoke count and I wasn't impressed. This led to the Phil wheels about 2 years / 10K miles later.
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