Touring disc wheels

Posted on Mon 31st, August 2015

• #1

TerryA

Will be putting a tourer together and will set up with disc wheels as will be doing a lot in Alps and Pyrennes so will be doing a lot of descending.

Looking at DT swiss R24 splines - any better recommend for around similar price - first move into roadbike with disc stoppers so recommends appreciated
• #2

dancing james

Go all out, road disc tubeless

I am using pacenti sl25's on hope hubs for one bike - with schwalbe ones 28mm. They are on my work bike - mechanical 11sp shimano with hydraulic discs. That bike has mudguards and rack and is often heavily laden.

Also I have Reynolds Assault disc wheels - but probably a little more speed orientated than what you need.
• #3

Netakure

I have Stan's Grail with novatec hubs in my bike. Would recommend, lots of gravelling and off road abuse.
• #4

TerryA

cheers guys !!
• #5

Thuekr

Toured from Copenhagen to Warsawa with lots of gravel on the good old Cinelli Carbon disc wheel

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