Wait for a little while, Most companies like Reynolds and Campy have figured out how to make a
clincher out of a carbon rim without bonding a aluminum rim to the carbon, which should lighten the
wheel considerably. Chris
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"Chris Dorn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Wait for a little while, Most companies like Reynolds and Campy have figured out how to make a
clincher out of a carbon rim without bonding a aluminum rim to the carbon, which should lighten
the wheel considerably.This is a no-brainer, but how about braking performance/wear?
Matt O.
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Eric M said:
American Classic's recently announced a 300g magnesium rim.
However, they limit rider weight to 120 lbs, because if heavier riders brake hard with these rims,
the magnesium is likely to catch fire !!!- Don "Tongue in Cheek" Gillies San Diego, CA
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