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This will be negligible when youre using heavy shimano hubs. I can't think of a situation where 28H could ever be the best option. If you want a light/aero race wheelset you'll be using 20/24H, if youre commuting on training 28H will just be weaker with no noticeable benefits. Aero and weight between 28 and 32H is minimal but strength and stiffness suffers with 28H