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  • Yeah but that was before Road disc rims for wide tyres really existed Scoble's. And @turkish purely because it's a road bike and I don't want any mountain bike components on it :-)

  • Crest Mk3 rims now weight a mere 364g.

    Mountain bike part are sometime lighter.

  • Arent you using a cyclocross fork though? Are hope disc hubs not a mountain bike component? Seems a shame to limit yourself to heavy/expensive road disc rims, when years worth of MTB improvements are available, like the Crest Mk3 that ed mentioned

  • Yeah but that was before Road disc rims for wide tyres really existed Scoble's. And @turkish purely because it's a road bike and I don't want any mountain bike components on it :-)

    I wouldn't discount how effective the "wrong" parts can be, I'm impressed with how well my XTR Di2 mech works on my CAAD12, and that's running ENVE XC-29er rims with 28c Schwalbe Pro-One tyres tubeless at 55/65 PSI. I deliberately used MTB parts to add to the nostalgia value (hence 1990 Klein paint-job), but they work flawlessly.

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