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bike with 2 sets of wheels.
Have anyone actually done this? The only one I know is a customers with a MOOTS having 700 x 32 and 700x 40
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Eh? I run 700C road wheels and 650B gravel wheels in the Tripster and my missus runs 700C road wheels and either 650B gravel or 700C gravel wheels in her Sequoia.
I thought multiple wheelsets was a pretty normal thing to do.
See also: training and racing wheels.Or do you mean a manufacturer supplying two sets of wheels WITH the bike? In which case, no, never heard of that, but we're bike nerds, we can buy our own second wheelset.
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I had two wheel sets - offroad one with 27.5 x 2.2" and road one with 700 x 32c.
Would swap to the road one when I wanted to get some base miles and do some road riding but eventually ended up selling it as I've got a major fear of being run over by a motorist and I don't ride road too much.
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yeah, though I went with 29x2.00 for off road and 650x47 for audax, just to be contrary
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I have 27,5 x 3.25 and 28 x 2.6 for my stooge.
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Have done. 650b with 48s and 700c with 35-40mm.
Gave the bike very different feel and with the same hub in both rear wheels I never had to do any adjustment between wheelsets.
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But jokes aside, the only things stopping me from doing this are that my gravel bike is 1x only, and Im still invested in rim-brake wheelsets for road/TT.
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Damn. I like that very much. If/when my space chicken bites the dust ive got the replacement lined up, it looks like a really viable "jack of all trades" bike with 2 sets of wheels.