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Any wheel builders willing to share some expertise about internal width of rims?
Considering several options for a primarily "nice summer" road wheelset that I intend to run with 28mm GP5000s with inner tubes for now. The main bike I plan to use them on can take up to 32mm, though.
Potentially in the future I might want to fit some wider tyres and put them on the gravel bike. But definitely want to bias for road.
Options I'm looking at have either 21mm or 25mm internal widths. From online research, either will definitely be fine. What would you choose between those, and why? Would you pay a slight price premium for 25mm internal width, or not?