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How deep do you train?
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When doing your biking, what depth of wheels are you riding (if not riding a box rim)? ie: what depth do you like for your all around stuff?

Also mention if you ride primarily in a group or alone.
Last edited by: %FTP: Jul 12, 11 9:12
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Re: How deep to you train? [%FTP] [ In reply to ]
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Wheels that came with my bike are something like 30mm. I think they look cool and that's what counts to me :)

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Generally train on something cheap and heavy, not deeper than 30 mm, both when alone and in groups.
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Re: How deep do you train? [%FTP] [ In reply to ]
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I use my Hed 3's for training. Bombproof


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Re: How deep do you train? [%FTP] [ In reply to ]
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I switch back and forth from 65mm to 90mm hoops. Use them for both training and racing.

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60MM, purely for looks.

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Box rims for everything that is not a race. Heck, I use box rims for way more than half the crits I race too.


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I use an old zipp 404 rim on the front, and a hed Jet 60 on the back. It's a nice combo. This is for a road bike that is used in group rides, solo training and races.

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Box rim for training, nuts deep for racing.
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FP60s on Road and Tri Bike.
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