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Wasn't there someone on here that had problems with a low-spoke-count wheel built on an SP hub and a deep carbon rim? I mean I'm sure the builders are being conservative, and a 32/36h build will be fine for most uses, but flange spacing does make a difference to lateral strength, especially with a dished front wheel, and if you were going to be doing any rough stuff while loaded it's something to bear in mind. OTOH if you've a climber's build and are sticking to the road, no worries.
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Wasn't there someone on here that had problems with a low-spoke-count wheel built on an SP hub and a deep carbon rim?
That was Skully.
If I remember correctly the problem was (rim) brake rub, rather than them being unsuitable. They were built by broken_777 who is well regarded.
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Meh. I've (accidentally) cycled some terrible tracks while fully loaded, wheel didn't seem to care. 36H tho
Scilly.Suffolk
Heldring
Sounds like minor BS, many many people have toured all over the world on SP hubs