is this the one on walnut hill and 75?
what if i say yes?
so you get them or what? just make sure you have enough leftover to get the ourys to match.
i have to wait til n00n.
they’d look good on my shitty new frame!
do they have any, well, more serious wheelsets in stock?
tons.
but i like these.
i like obnoxious things.
then follow your heart, m’boy!
(i love using such terms in reference to people who are my elder)
buy em and flip em.
i prefer the tarcker things in life.
but they’re both non-machined and i run a brake!!
how ugly will it be?!
[quote=“thehappyrobot”]but they’re both non-machined and i run a brake!!
how ugly will it be?![/quote]
look at the pics i posted a few minutes ago… of my old pista concept, in the post your bike thread. they’re NM with a front brake.
doesn’t look bad at all.
was the braking quality poor?
[quote=“thehappyrobot”]doesn’t look bad at all.
was the braking quality poor?[/quote]
it’s perfectly fine.
no issues at all.
it will squeak for the first few weeks of braking as the paint wears off.
My experience was that the braking quality on a nonmachined rim was awful until the paint wore off, which actually took WAY longer than a couple weeks of riding.
I’ve decided that if I ever buy a NM wheelset again, I’m going to wrap a bit of sand paper around the pads and ride a few blocks on the brake.
that would work too
stick your dick in it.
(i hope this advice applies here, i didn’t read the thread, just the title)
I was just curious. I saw that they had a couple of deep v wheelsets hanging near the shop area.
hi ryan
Yeah it was the one on walnut hill. I was just fuckin’ witcha. Well I bought 'em. $135 out the door. Tarck. As. Fuck. Pics to come.