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  1. Hey everyone,

    Been to the DT Swiss Spoke web site, read up the weight comparison and I also e-mailed them but
    have not heard back from them. So let's set those guys aside. I have also gone to the local pro
    bike shops and I seem to get alot of different answer and most being opposite from what DT Swiss
    claims for their spokes. My question is has any one actually weighted these spokes to find out
    which ones are the lighter spokes: DT Revolution 2.0/1.5/2.0 mm or the DT Super Comp 2.0/1.7/1.8
    mm and what about the DT Competition 1.8/1.6/1.8 mm ?

    Thanks and hope someone out there can help answer this question.

    RC

  2. "R.C." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey everyone,

    Been to the DT Swiss Spoke web site, read up the weight comparison and I also e-mailed them but
    have not heard back from them. So let's set those guys aside. I have also gone to the local pro
    bike shops and I seem to get alot of different answer and most being opposite from what DT Swiss
    claims for their spokes. My question is has any one actually weighted these spokes to find out
    which ones are the lighter spokes: DT Revolution 2.0/1.5/2.0 mm or the DT Super Comp 2.0/1.7/1.8
    mm and what about the DT Competition 1.8/1.6/1.8 mm


    ?

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks and hope someone out there can help answer this question.

    RC

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    CHAMPION
    14g (2.mm) or 15g (1.8mm) 213g per 32 spokes at 260mm

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    REVOLUTION

    14/17g (2./1.5mm) 137g per 32 spokes at 260mm

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    COMPETITION

    14/17g (3./1.8mm) 185g per 32 spokes at 260mm

    from universalcycles.comuniversalcycles.com website

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    DTW .../\.../\.../\...

  3. R.C. said:


    Hey everyone,

    Been to the DT Swiss Spoke web site, read up the weight comparison and I also e-mailed them but
    have not heard back from them. So let's set those guys aside. I have also gone to the local pro
    bike shops and I seem to get alot of different answer and most being opposite from what DT Swiss
    claims for their spokes. My question is has any one actually weighted these spokes to find out
    which ones are the lighter spokes: DT Revolution 2.0/1.5/2.0 mm or the DT Super Comp 2.0/1.7/1.8
    mm and what about the DT Competition 1.8/1.6/1.8 mm ?

    Thanks and hope someone out there can help answer this question.

    RC

    Wow, what a weight weenie. <G>

    Do any of these shops have spokes you can weigh?

    Barry

  4. R.C. said:

    My question is has any one actually weighted these spokes to find out
    which ones are the lighter spokes: DT Revolution 2.0/1.5/2.0 mm or the DT
    Super Comp 2.0/1.7/1.8 mm and what about the DT Competition 1.8/1.6/1.8 mm ?

    Some other spokes to consider...

    Wheelsmith DB14 (2.0/1.7mm) - 174g per 32 260mm spokes. Wheelsmith DB15 (1.8/1.55mm) - 144g
    Wheelsmith XL14 (2.0/1.5mm) - 130g Wheelsmith Oval Aero (1.8mm) - 140g Wheelsmith 15g (1.8mm)
    straight - 170g

    Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.com Home of the $695 ti frame

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