Crikey.
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often hard to tell from a photo, and who knows if the photo is actually what youāre gonna receive
but that said, their photo is of a VERY old version of the packagingā¦
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this is what Iāve found useful:
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Are these (hookless) terrible for a roadly-going bike?
we talking road like 42mm tire or 28mm or what. Iād be sorta nervous using those below 40mm based on what I know about rim widths and modern tubeless, but I may be overcautious
I donāt get paying 4x for carbon over dt Swiss when there is no weight savings? Am i missing something?
Stiffness makes the tire work more supple-y I think
And yeah 42+ sizeway. I think it falls outside of the āidealā width on the WTB chart, but I donāt actually know how hookless impacts tubeless
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I just tension the shit out of them. Have a hard time believing Iād see a difference.
I ordered some EBC greens from Universal and finally got around to installing them.
With the Shimano sintered pads side-by-side, they look identical. I have Saint pads on the front and EBCs on the back and the bite is the same.
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does dt swiss offer lifetime warranty? sc do, otherwise 
fair
Adidas Vegan Sambas, yay or nay?
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yea.
I was not convinced, but the light gray toebox element ages in really nicely as soon as you start wearing them around town.
Youāll look like a retired punk gen x parent, but thatās hardly a problem
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If the shoe fits, wear it
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Won a super lowball ebay auction for a rigid fat fork, 135qr. I think I know the answer but a rear 135qr wheel will fit but disc wonāt line up, yes? Aside from not having brakes that should work fine for test ride/fitment uses right?
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Also anyone have a 135qr fat front wheel they donāt want?
Is it a pugsley fork? If so i think those were setup to take a rear wheel and have the brakes work
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Yeah it totally depends on the fork unfortunately
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Kona p2 off some older model Woo
It might be worth shooting an e-mail to somebody at Kona and seeing if some nerd will write you back.
Jones made 135 front hubs that are apparently not compatible with the Salsa/Surly rear-spaced forks and Iām sure there are other 135 front hubs that follow the Jones āstandardā. The Surly 135 front hubs have rear-spaced brakes for front/back compatibility like @dotMR says. Since your fork is a take-off of a factory bike it could be just about anything.
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