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  1. Any recommendations for the best rim on the rear of my tadpole trike. 559
    (26"😉 size and using 1.35" to 1.5" tyres.
    I assume there are other things to take into consideration because of the
    side loading that will be experienced.

  2. Steve W said:

    Any recommendations for the best rim on the rear of my tadpole trike.
    559 (26"😉 size and using 1.35" to 1.5" tyres.
    I assume there are other things to take into consideration because of
    the side loading that will be experienced.

    I can't speak from experience, but I've been reading this site recently...

    http://www.ihpva.org/com/PracticalInnovations/index.html

    Pick 'Recumbent Trike Design', and then 'Wheel Size Consideration'.

    --
    Wally
    www.artbywally.com
    www.wally.myby.co.uk

  3. Steve said:

    Any recommendations for the best rim on the rear of my tadpole trike.
    559 (26"😉 size and using 1.35" to 1.5" tyres.
    I assume there are other things to take into consideration because of
    the side loading that will be experienced.

    I have a Mavic X317 Disc rim on my Windcheetah. I'd've thought that as long
    as you use a good quality rim and build the wheel well, side loading is
    occasional enough per mile travelled that it won't cause any major problems.
    I realise mine is symmetrically built and consequently perhaps a little
    stronger, but it is also offset so it experiences cantilevered loading all
    the time. For the record, I've been using a 1.25" tyre the whole time.
    Certainly my spoke key hasn't touched the wheel since I built it nearly
    three years ago, so something in the equation must be working ok.

    Becky

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