which chinese carbon wheels?

[ohexploitable]

what are some of the more reputable 'brands'?

so far i know of:
-far sports
- planet x

[cage]

I've been thinking about some carbon rims for a while now but not ready to commit atm...to many other things on the go.
Here are a few more for you.

Nextie
http://www.nextie-bike.com/

Xiamen
http://www.xmiplay.com/Product297

Carbon Bicycle
http://www.carbonbicycle.cc/products.php?cid=11

Light-Bicycle
http://www.light-bicycle.com/

A bit of reading for you.
http://forums.mtbr.com/29er-components/ ... 73410.html

[rabobank89]

Just use some decent alloy wheels.

Fulcrum Racing Zero's are nice..

[cage]

The title doesn't say 'Should I go for carbon or alloy wheels' so please, lets not turn it into that.

[rabobank89]

The title doesn't say 'Should I go for carbon or alloy wheels' so please, lets not turn it into that.

Yes Sir!

[clydesmcdale]

Take your pick

http://www.velobuildmall.com/road-wheels/

[mitchy_]

i went with Light Bicycle.
almost 100kg of me and bike pound out the kays daily on them, no issues so far.

[Carrots]

Recently went with Deng Fu. All pretty cruisy. About to build them up for the Clydesdale test!


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[MattyK]

Admin - can we PLEASE remove the autocorrect of f-u...

[brawlo]

Light Bicycle 88mm, 23mm wide 28 spoke tubs hold my 120kg backside up off the boards at 60km/h in the turns. Not quite the same as road shocks, but the Gs in the turns are big and they've suffered plenty of standing start and rolling sprints too. The guy who built them up, who apparently had done a stint with Zipp in his past had nothing but praise for their quality.

[glawrence2000]

Wow,

I'm surprised. at 90 K plus bike I thought they'd be beyond my weight category. I don't go anywhere near that speed but Sydney roads are brutal at 30k/h

PS. What's te 88mm mean?

[KGB]

Rim depth.