Nowadays it just seems like a good way to add weight exactly where you don't want it.
I "get" spoked wheels on proper offroad bikes cos they have a bit of give and are very forgiving and maintainable.
But they are heavier, its a trade off and yeah I have heard of tubeless spoked wheels as well.
On a proper roadbike? I reckon that ship has sailed a long time ago.
Kineo Wheels
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Re: Kineo Wheels
Just a quick Google and no idea if this is correct.weeksy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 7:37 amindeedy.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 7:34 am They look good, but they don't look like the type that allow use of tubeless tyres?
Assembled Wheel Set Includes:
Cognito Moto Front and Rear Hub
Excel Takasago Series Rims in Black (17×3.5F and 17×5.5R)
Stainless Steel Spokes and Nipples
Pre-Installed Bearings, Spacers, and Seals
Recommended for Installation:
Rim Strips
Radial Tire Tubes
New OEM Rotor Bolts (Yamaha specs to replace when removed)
Weight: 11.4lbs Front | 17.6lbs Rear
2005 Suzuki GSX-R1000 bare wheels:
Front - 8.6lbs
Rear - 11.6lbs
So substantially heavier.
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