LBS is having trouble getting 28 hole mavic open pro for a front wheel I want to build. I have done
web searches and not found much in the way of reviews/opinions for campy montreal and sun me14a
clincher rims as alternatives to mavic. Can anyone offer up some info? Thanks
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Mark said:
LBS is having trouble getting 28 hole mavic open pro for a front wheel I want to build. I have done
web searches and not found much in the way of reviews/opinions for campy montreal and sun me14a
clincher rims as alternatives to mavic. Can anyone offer up some info? ThanksBoth are excellent, and both are very similar to the Mavic Open Pro. I've built quite a few wheels
with the ME14A, and that's the rim I run on my own tandem (tells you something about its
strength). I haven't used the Montreal, but Campy makes VERY nice rims, IMHO. You can't go wrong
with either one.Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.comOpen ↗ Home of the $695 ti frame
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I have some Mavic Open SUP as does icicycles
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47&Count2=171882271&Target=products%2Easp&CategoryID=79>They are just as nice as Open Pro and will cost you less too.
Mark said:
LBS is having trouble getting 28 hole mavic open pro for a front wheel I want to build. I have done
web searches and not found much in the way of reviews/opinions for campy montreal and sun me14a
clincher rims as alternatives to mavic. Can anyone offer up some info? Thanks -
Mark-<< LBS is having trouble getting 28 hole mavic open pro for a front wheel I want to build.
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<< I have done web searches and not found much in the way of reviews/opinions for campy montreal and
sun me14a clincher rims as alternatives to mavic. Can anyone offer up some info? >><BR><BR>I'd stay away from Montreals, cracking around the eyelets problem. Look at Velocity Aeroheads,
light, well made clincher rim. If you want eyelets, Velocity Razor...great rims.Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
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I build a lot of wheels with the Razors. Never a problem. They have a really beautiful
finish too....I just finished a pair for my wife. She just loves the bright blue rims.
Bruce
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<< I have done web searches and not found much in the way of reviews/opinions for campy montreal
and sun me14a clincher rims as alternatives to mavic. Can anyone offer up some info? >><BR><BR>I'd stay away from Montreals, cracking around the eyelets problem. Look at Velocity Aeroheads,
light, well made clincher rim. If you want eyelets, Velocity Razor...great rims.Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
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want to build. ??-Easy to find- << I have done web searches and not found much in the way of
reviews/opinions for campy montreal and sun me14a clincher rims as alternatives to mavic. Can
anyone offer up some info? >><BR><BR>"Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'd stay away from Montreals, cracking around the eyelets problem. Look at Velocity Aeroheads,
light, well made clincher rim. If you want eyelets, Velocity Razor...great rims.OTOH, our experience with Montreals has been very positive. I've built a few hundred of them, mostly
on Campagnolo hubs, over the past several years. Perhaps you had some "special" examples of that
fine product?At any rate, they are discontinued now and existing stock will be gone by the end of the year. We
are also very satisfied with Velocity products. Their prompt service is excellent, too.--
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