American Classic Road Tubeless Actual Weight and Pics
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- strobbekoen
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24F/24R interesting.. why same spoke count on rear and front ?
They look nice though, and impressive weight.
They look nice though, and impressive weight.
- cwdzoot
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It's a pre- installed tape and seems like it's going to be very durable yet light. AM valves are nice as well and they have a specially shaped plastic piece that allows for the aero profile rim to work with the tubeless valve. If Campagnolo could have worked this out then the Bullets would already be available.
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Just need some more tire manufactures to get on board
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^^agreed. Hutchinson tires are shit. Super excited to see that Schwalbe will have an Ultremo ZX tubeless out later this year, never thought it would happen TBH.
Rippin wrote:Very good weight and it looks like it's quite well made, but please tell me that all of those graphics on the wheels are decals and can be removed...way too many of them.
+1 for a 1300 dollar wheelset they are fugly, I would like to own a pair though... or the magnesiums when they come out!
It will be interesting to compare this with DA 7900 C24 TL or The Fulcrums 2 way. It seems to be lighter than DA or Fulcrum. I am in the market for TL wheel and leaning toward the DA, but I ll wait little bit longer to see if this AC TL is good also.
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