Ambrosio Evolution Rims: Feedback Please

They're a bit heavier. 480g listed vs 425g for the Open Pros. That's a good
thing for rear wheel.

I like them better than Open Pros, and they're a better value (about $20
cheaper). They are solid rims.

Both rims have a double eyelets and a similar cross section, though the
Evolution's cross section is reinforced with small "tubes" on the edges. (Is
there a name for those things?)

-Bruce-

"UMTERP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Any experience with these rims as opposed to Mavic Open Pros?

TIA

Dave

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They're a bit heavier. 480g listed vs 425g for the Open Pros. That's

a good

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thing for rear wheel.

With that weight Mavic CXP33's are also a good option.

"Bruce Lange" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

They're a bit heavier. 480g listed vs 425g for the Open Pros. That's

a good

Quoted message said:

thing for rear wheel.

I like them better than Open Pros, and they're a better value

(about $20

Quoted message said:

cheaper). They are solid rims.

Both rims have a double eyelets and a similar cross section, though

the

Quoted message said:

Evolution's cross section is reinforced with small "tubes" on the

edges. (Is

Quoted message said:

there a name for those things?)

-Bruce-

"UMTERP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Any experience with these rims as opposed to Mavic Open Pros?

TIA

Dave

ronald-<< With that weight Mavic CXP33's are also a good option. >><BR><BR>

Also Velocity Fusions-

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