Carbon Wheels?

Well, I was playing hide the penis with this nice lady and a car came up
You didn't tell us where you hid her penis ?

Saw a couple hot babes too one who was faster than me…..
From what I read on the back of that German toilet door, it's pretty impressive for anyone to be faster than Quick Draw bambam ! ;) :D?

In all fairness to her, fight or flight probably kicked in and she was suddenly DH World Cup material.
 
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I use carbon rims on my rail (from Duke).
I also use inserts (Tannus tubeless) to be able to use low pressure and ride in rock gardens without slowing.
Total weight is close to an aluminium rim; with better stifness and lower pressure.
 
Bontrager Wheel Weights for comparison (Front/Rear).

Elite carbon 890g, 1000g

Line Pro carbon 810g, 950g

Line comp 920g, 1035g
 
I put carbon rims on my trail bike and it was a night-and-day difference, whole new bike, snappy acceleration, improved handling. However, on my eMTB I put in CushCores after denting the rim and pinch flatting a tubeless tire which I'd never done on my trail bike, with the opposite effect, a noticeable decrease in snap even on an ebike. So yeah, carbon rims are great, but depending on what you do and where you ride does it make sense to spend $$$ on lighter rims only to weight them down with protection because you're scared of smashing them? For me, I have a motor to drag my 170/150mm enduro bike to the top of the any gnarly trail I want to try.
 
I put carbon rims on my trail bike and it was a night-and-day difference, whole new bike, snappy acceleration, improved handling. However, on my eMTB I put in CushCores after denting the rim and pinch flatting a tubeless tire which I'd never done on my trail bike, with the opposite effect, a noticeable decrease in snap even on an ebike. So yeah, carbon rims are great, but depending on what you do and where you ride does it make sense to spend $$$ on lighter rims only to weight them down with protection because you're scared of smashing them? For me, I have a motor to drag my 170/150mm enduro bike to the top of the any gnarly trail I want to try.
Current Carbon wheels 1830g. 60+ rides no inserts w/ zero issues in really rocky terrain. Previous alloy wheels @ 1900 grams went 3 rides on the same trails before non-repairable rim damage. Both wheels sets had same 30id, tires, & tire pressure. Personally I’ll take good carbon all day on all my bikes for where I ride….or i wud have to learn to build alloy wheels for all the ones I’d break
 
I am rocking some nobl carbons with onxy hubs!
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