DYMA wheel covers

Posted on Wed 22nd, July 2015

• #1

roe

Hi, I was thinking about getting one just for the looks instead of some old tubular disc wheel. Any one have any experience with them? Are they worth getting? Would like to know your thoughts about it. Thanks!
• #2

pdlouche

I've been in email exchange with the guy. Seems really nice, not pulled the trigger yet though because mine's going on a weird setup.
• #3

roe

Maybe he could give a discount for lfgss members? If you don't mind asking him?
• #4

pdlouche

Well maybe we could get a group order to make it worth the shipping from Oz?
• #5

BigH

http://forums.transitions.org.au/index.php?showtopic=57423
• #6

roe

Yeah, but i'm Manchester based, and that could be a problem when splitting order in uk...
• #7

Soweto888

I've got a Dyma cover sitting upstairs. No problems with secure attachment or the way it looks - at a glance you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference between the cover and a real disc. But in terms of aero gains, the cover adds so much weight to a normal box-section rim you're more likely to go slower with it on. I did!
• #8

pdlouche

How heavy is it? Dibs if you wanna get shot of it
• #9

Soweto888

It's about 750g.

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