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  1. What is recommended (Campag compatible) that isn't going to cost an arm & a
    leg?

    Cheers, helen s

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  2. wafflycat said:

    What is recommended (Campag compatible) that isn't going to cost an arm
    & a leg?

    Cheers, helen s


    I use an old pair of Open CDs. on Veloce hubs with Tufo Tubular clinchers..
    All the best
    Dan Gregory

  3. wafflycat w*a*ff£y£cat*@£btco*nn£ect.com said:

    What is recommended (Campag compatible) that isn't going to cost an arm & a
    leg?

    Anything is good, apart from off-the shelf 'boutique' wheels, which will
    be damaged quickly, and you'll get a big repair bill.
    I've just built a couple up for the coming season, just got the cheapest
    rims from a discount bin, one a semi deep CXP14, the other a MA3. The
    hubs are at least 8 years old, and probably Mirage, 8 sp.
    DIY cost me ~£75 for the pair to build them up on my existing hubs.
    Just make sure they are tensioned correctly, or they will be ruined
    pretty quickly.
    The thinking behind deep/semi-deep rims is that they are stronger, so
    able to take the knocks better, as well as being better at mud
    clearance, and not collecting as much mud in bad conditions.I know this
    is true, as I've had to stop before due to so much mud stuck to the
    inside of the rim, between the spoke heads. Deep rims are much better at
    clearing this mud away.
    Alan.

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  4. wafflycat said:

    What is recommended (Campag compatible) that isn't going to cost an arm
    & a leg?

    Cheers, helen s


    Open-Pro on Campag hubs (Veloce), 32 hole will do fine

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