Does anyone have anything to say about Cormia Carbon Wheels or Rims?
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Jim Edwards Inland Construction Co. 407 Gorman Street Raleigh, NC 27607
919.821.1300 [email hidden] www.inlandconstructionco.com
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Does anyone have anything to say about Cormia Carbon Wheels or Rims?
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Jim Edwards Inland Construction Co. 407 Gorman Street Raleigh, NC 27607
919.821.1300 [email hidden] www.inlandconstructionco.com
Hello, there are some Corimas around here in France. The buyers are always either glad to have them
or totally disappointed. Nothing really in between. The aeros rear wheels are rather weak (elastic)
Stay away from the clinchers. Some broke due to overheating, besides the max. pressure is 7,5 bar an
you have to deflate after every use. Not really for the heavy rider... The advantage is: their
price. If you can afford go to serious stuff like Zipp. kind regards from Paris Robert Schinner
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Quoted message said:Does anyone have anything to say about Cormia Carbon Wheels or Rims?
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Jim Edwards Inland Construction Co. 407 Gorman Street Raleigh, NC 27607
919.821.1300 [email hidden] www.inlandconstructionco.com
I have a Corima Disc wheel and a Corima Aero front wheel (clincher). Both of these wheels are very
similar to the zipp wheels in construction and their weight.
I love the two I own.
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919.821.1300 [email hidden] www.inlandconstructionco.com
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