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Think I've ruled out any way to justify something more expensive than the DTs now.
Ah, but if 32H then it's easy to justify spending £56 a piece on Mavic EN821, for the following reasons:
- Offset drilling for stronger wheels
- 21mm internal width works great with 28-35mm tyres
- True UST tubeless means no messing about with tape
- ISM leaves metal only where it needs to be, giving excellent strength:weight ratio
Downsides are that you don't want to go near them with a rim brake and they take twice as long to lace up as conventional rims.
- Offset drilling for stronger wheels
Thanks! Already have 32h hubs, looks like Kinlin is only offset with lower drilling. Think I've ruled out any way to justify something more expensive than the DTs now.