Can clydesdales use tubulars?
Before aluminum and carbon frames, race frames were made for 125-150lb racers and felt a little flexy under heavier riders. Are tubular tires and rims the same in that they are made only for light riders?
Tubular rims are light but would a clydesdale start to experience cracking around the eyelets?
Has any clydesdale here gotten a lot of life out of tubular tires and rims, especially from the six speed era?
Before aluminum and carbon frames, race frames were made for 125-150lb racers and felt a little flexy under heavier riders. Are tubular tires and rims the same in that they are made only for light riders?
Tubular rims are light but would a clydesdale start to experience cracking around the eyelets?
Has any clydesdale here gotten a lot of life out of tubular tires and rims, especially from the six speed era?