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probably yes, or not.
deppending how worn is it and tyre pressure.
You made me remember the first time I saw a rim broken on the brake surface.
It was a mtb wheel and it completely snapped like a beer can. I didn't understand why until lbs owner explained me why
Dr.E-
Ever been on one when its gone bang?
I was riding a bike back home from the shop I worked in at the time. I knew the rims were dead but just needed to get it home. Only 2-4 miles so I'll be fine. Must've warmed up a bit much from braking coming down a hill. I went round the corner (thankfully onto a flat quiet road). I thought someone had shot at me. I managed to leap over the bars rather than landing on my face. Half the rim was split and touching the opposite side of the wheel. Had to carry it the rest of the way. Good times.
tallsam
is it a stupid idea to ride rims worn down my brake use as a brklz wheelset?
will they explode and kill me