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Old 09-16-22, 02:23 PM
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Been a busy year so I haven't been out here much - we are still around. We build a lot of wheels. Today is our 13th anniversary of the business so I figured I would come out here and find something to post about (I mean our business name is from the handle I use here and most of our early customers were from here) and found this thread. Thanks for the referrals!

I didn't read the whole thread as it's starting to get old and I am sure there have been resolutions at this point. but a couple of quick points - rear wheels cost more than fronts. Hubs for the rear are more complex and carry a lot more cost. Hubs account for the majority of cost in many builds. For the record we do single wheel builds all the time. As custom builders we don't list all of what we build on our site.

Thanks again everyone for all the love over the years! Enjoy the ride!
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Originally Posted by Psimet2001
Been a busy year so I haven't been out here much - we are still around. We build a lot of wheels. Today is our 13th anniversary of the business so I figured I would come out here and find something to post about (I mean our business name is from the handle I use here and most of our early customers were from here) and found this thread. Thanks for the referrals!

I didn't read the whole thread as it's starting to get old and I am sure there have been resolutions at this point. but a couple of quick points - rear wheels cost more than fronts. Hubs for the rear are more complex and carry a lot more cost. Hubs account for the majority of cost in many builds. For the record we do single wheel builds all the time. As custom builders we don't list all of what we build on our site.

Thanks again everyone for all the love over the years! Enjoy the ride!
Timing couldn't have been better. Thanks for the feedback. I will be in touch with you regarding a rear assembly.
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Old 09-19-22, 10:13 AM
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Just keeping this discussion alive, as I am now in the market.

Am I a dinosaur with rim brakes? Gee, my bike is only 6 or 7 years old!
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Originally Posted by Koyote
Another thing: 32h cf rims will be tough to find. You may need to accept a lower spoke count.
Here are some, but they are discontinued and will be gone sooner or later.
https://www.randombikeparts.com/prod...dc861a8e&_ss=r
https://www.randombikeparts.com/prod...dc861a8e&_ss=r
https://www.randombikeparts.com/prod...dc861a8e&_ss=r
https://www.randombikeparts.com/prod...dc861a8e&_ss=r
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