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26" Carbon wheels. Reynolds vs. Enve.
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26" Carbon wheels. Reynolds vs. Enve.
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Re: 26" Carbon wheels. Reynolds vs. Enve.
Mike and Cody Kelly have been running Enve for a while now and seem to be happy with them. I believe Kevin Dilley is also running a set of Enve rims on his 26" DJ/ race bike and they don't seem to be holding him back in the least. If my aging memory serves me correctly, I believe Ropelato is also running Enve rims on his bikes as well.
If you want to know more about Reynolds you should probably get a hold of Heather Elliot as the last I knew that is where she works. If she doesn't have the info you need, she could sure point you in the direction of someone who does. This is where I picked up the carbon fiber tube to make the internal spacer for my Profile cranks when I made my own outboard bottom bracket using some spare Shimano bearing cups.
Both companies are here in Utah, so you are supporting our local economy either way. I believe Enve is headquartered in the Ogden are, while Reynolds is in West Jordan. I know the people at Reynolds were very helpful when I called them with the oddball request for a 5" piece of carbon fiber tubing with a 3/4" I.D., and even took the time to find out what my intentions were so they could make sure that I got something that would work well in my situation.
Hopefully this helps, but ultimately I can't see a reason that you would be disappointed with either of them.
If you want to know more about Reynolds you should probably get a hold of Heather Elliot as the last I knew that is where she works. If she doesn't have the info you need, she could sure point you in the direction of someone who does. This is where I picked up the carbon fiber tube to make the internal spacer for my Profile cranks when I made my own outboard bottom bracket using some spare Shimano bearing cups.
Both companies are here in Utah, so you are supporting our local economy either way. I believe Enve is headquartered in the Ogden are, while Reynolds is in West Jordan. I know the people at Reynolds were very helpful when I called them with the oddball request for a 5" piece of carbon fiber tubing with a 3/4" I.D., and even took the time to find out what my intentions were so they could make sure that I got something that would work well in my situation.
Hopefully this helps, but ultimately I can't see a reason that you would be disappointed with either of them.
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Disclaimer: AKA of "Snappy" has nothing to do with my ability to snap a gate. It has everything to do with the sound bones make when the break. Don't ask, it's a touchy subject.
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