Deep wheels on gravel bikes, yeah or naa? Just got some 56mm wheels and I think they look awesome, what you guys think?
by UnexpectedErections
Deep wheels on gravel bikes, yeah or naa? Just got some 56mm wheels and I think they look awesome, what you guys think?
by UnexpectedErections
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Looks great
But how heavy?
Man i love the look of this bike!
How do you like it for now?
Do the 40mm tire clearance bother u in any way?
Dylan Johnson approved of them.
What monster cassette are you using with that GRX rd?
Rad bike
The answer is always deep carbon 😂
I love my relatively shallow Zipp 303s on my gravel. Super light and they look awesome, especially with tan walls as well.
In summary I love it 👍🏻
Are they Tooo bumpyyyyy? I’d be worried about compliance
I need these for no reason 🥲
Tires are THICCCC. Thicker than the legend Dylan Johnson’s! I’m sure they work great though
I’ve literally just ordered that Cinelli frameset and going to build it with deep rims as well. Yours looks sick, how’s it to ride?