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MA-3 rims revised

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    I would say lightish rider, not for touring. we have had some problems with eyelets pulling out,
    something mavic says they have corrected in 2004...

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    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria

    how will i be able to tell the difference between the two versions of the rim?

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    I would say lightish rider, not for touring. we have had some problems with eyelets pulling
    out, something mavic says they have corrected in 2004...

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    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria

    how will i be able to tell the difference between the two versions of the rim?

    Dear B.C.,

    Well, if the eyelets pull out . . .

    Carl Fogel

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    > I would say lightish rider, not for touring. we have had some problems with eyelets pulling
    > out, something mavic says they have corrected in 2004...

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    > Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria

    how will i be able to tell the difference between the two versions of the rim?

    Dear B.C.,

    Well, if the eyelets pull out . . .

    Carl Fogel

    empirical. gee, thanx. of course, it could be that the MA-3.1 patch is a bust and soon will be
    followed by an MA-3.11.

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    how will i be able to tell the difference between the two versions of the rim?

    Dear B.C.,

    Well, if the eyelets pull out . . .

    Carl Fogel

    empirical. gee, thanx. of course, it could be that the MA-3.1 patch is a bust and soon will be
    followed by an MA-3.11.

    I'll wait for the MA-X (which of course will be a brilliant new rim design with socketed spoke
    eyelets and polished aluminum, with a far more stable and attractive interface).

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    >> I would say lightish rider, not for touring. we have had some problems with eyelets pulling
    >> out, something mavic says they have corrected in 2004...

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    >> Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria

    how will i be able to tell the difference between the two versions of the rim?

    Dear B.C.,

    Well, if the eyelets pull out . . .

    Carl Fogel

    empirical. gee, thanx. of course, it could be that the MA-3.1 patch is a bust and soon will be
    followed by an MA-3.11.

    Dear B.C.,

    Is that MA-3.11 for Workgroups?

    If so, wait for MA-95, MA-98, MA-98SE, MA-NT3.51, MA-NT4.0, MA-Millenium, MA-2000, MA-XP . . .

    Wait--that's MA, not MS. Sorry.

    Carl Fogel

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