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The salsa skewers are still open cam. Worth testing a closed cam if you have one lying around. Ive noticed a massive difference in wheel stiffness going from open to closed cam before
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It does seem a bit odd. And a little amusing. But hey. All is well.
As it stands now, wide body Schmidt deluxe only comes in 28-32 holes.
Rebuilding with thicker spokes is pretty pointless too, as pillar 1422 are made from 1.65mm blanks. Max allowed on LB rims is 1.8mm. Not much improvement here.
Solution A - close cam skewer.
Solution B-not sure how close you are running your pads to the rim, you can potentially run the caliper a bit more open. Which may also improve stopping power.
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broken_777
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@broken_777 Oh dear. Perhaps you're right, but as I see it the fault is with the parts choice (mine) not wheel-build. Apols if this^...^ seemed odd! Only got good vibes in your direction dude.
So yes it seems the hub may well be the root of this. Shoulda got a schmidt.
re: the skewer being the problem, it's a pretty nice chunky Salsa thing, can't see why / where that could contribute.
Think I'll do some longer rides as it is and see how bad it really is over a day.
Then probably start again with a schmidt. ££££ arrg