Why do all the road disc wheel manufactures give out miss information about disc wheel performance when none of them actually know anything about what they are talking about? The 'main' players, have no comparative data, mention yaw when they mean yawn, state angle of wind when the only wind they can assess is their own, dont know the difference between lenticular or flat, are only concerned about weight (light discs revolve quicker than heavier ones - like youll all know they actually dont.....). RENN wheels have the answer and before you all say, we unlike all the rest are an independant, not sucking up to anyone...And if any disc wheel maker objects, let them post their data here.
Cycling Equipment · Public discussion
Disc wheel missinformation
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