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Hi friend

Because we mainly use our HB052 handlebars. The HB052 itself has a 15° angle, so we only released 10 and 15 degrees.
We will see whether to release 25 degrees later.

Understood.  Makes complete sense when in use with your base bar system.

I'm sure you are aware, but many higher end TT/Tri bikes won't readily accept that base bar due to their own proprietary stem and base bar, so that is the need for the 20 and 25 degree option.


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Glad you are making angled adapters. I would suggest a 20 and 25 degree option as well.

These extensions are not like many of the other one piece extensions that have a built in rise of 5-10 degrees, so in order to get to a more angled position you really need a 20+ degree wedge. 

Having two sets of holes is a good idea!  Most only have one.

For what it's worth , I use the Fouriers 15 degree horizontal wedge and able to get 3 crews into mounting holes. That 3rd screw REALLY made the mount much more solid.

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How deep of a wheel? 

I'm a big fan of carbon spoked wheels and for just all around riding 50-60mm depth. 28+mm external width.

Go zone makes a nice wheel as well.  And Superteam is a great value.

I have experience with all three.  All have been good for me. All are somewhat similar.

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Thanks for pointing me towards this manufacturer.

As I am fairly new to components and bikes in general. What would be the best hubs when it comes to value? I see a lot of mention around DT 240, but weight wise the 36R Carbon is equally light

If I were to go most bang for the buck what would you advice me to buy for a disc wheel set from Ace Sprint as of now?

Are looking for Disc brake wheels or rear disc?  Confused on the question

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I no longer have those wheels since I ordered disc brake wheels, but yes they were 26 wide at the track.

Disc brake versions you can get 26 or 28.

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I got their Super light Disc and newer Tri spoke (they upgraded me to the newer one after I bought the older one, maybe they didn’t make it anymore or would have taken longer who knows). Ordered Tri Spoke during Choice Day and Disc during 11.11 and stacked those discounts with some coins to get them both for sub £600.

Fingers crossed they’re decent enough quality

Post a pick of trispoke if you received it.

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That looks like the same mold as all of the superteam base wheels.  Albeit a good price. Wing 20.soomes are great. I've used them in on multiple gravel and MTB wheels.

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Yeah I've been looking for a couple weeks too. Nada.

I was able to get medium a couple weeks ago. I messaged the winow sports store on Ali and they had one but didn't have it updated on the site. Worth a try to message them, but they may be out on the holiday.

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Kitty, any update on 390mm length availability? I see them listed on AE but stock has remained zero for weeks.

Yeah I've been looking for a couple weeks too. Nada.

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Anyone have these and can report back?  Liking them?  Pictures?

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I have 2 sets from GoZone and rear a Disc.  I actually feel they are some of the better wheels I've had.  Excellent finishing on the rims.  Great communication.  Good price.  I don't know about longevity yet because I've only had them for a few months, but no issues so far.

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Stone 1x Oval Rings
« on: December 15, 2024, 09:06:39 AM »
Thanks for the reply!  I think I'm going to try the alugear ring.  with 15% currently it's only $20 more and then I have a bit more known commodity.

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Stone 1x Oval Rings
« on: December 14, 2024, 09:59:04 AM »
Anyone have experience with these? 

Do you know if the 110 BCD variants have any offset built into them?

Looking to put a 52t or 54t on my tri bike. 

https://djcbikes.com/products/stone-chainring-110-bcd-for-shimano-4700-5800-6800-9000-oval-34-36-38-40-42-44-46-48-58t-60t-narrow-wide-road-bike-110bcd


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Interested to see the Tri spoke.

The disc is good quality. It's exactly the same as the nine velo disc which is in the $1200 range. Just be aware that with the ultra light weight, it sacrifices a bit of lateral stiffness. So if you have super tight clearance on your rear stays, you might get a bit of brake or tire rub on hard efforts (standing up hill).  Personally it can be an issue on my Cervelo p3x.

I went with a different disc on the p3x which was from Gozone.  It's about 200gr leaving but stiffer.  I prefer this gozone disc overall. It gives a bit more clearance on the drive side so if you are running an OSPW RD you don't have as much a chance of rubbing against the disc. I personally prefer the Gozone disc wheel for that reason but it is more expensive.

I have 3 other sets of wheels from Ace sprint varying from 60mm to 80mm depths. All carbon spokes. They're great wheels. Well built with smooth hubs. No complaints at all. Shipping can take a little longer if you make customizations like decals or finishes, but Edwin communicated well.

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Have since sold that wheel and bike but my wife and I both used it for the entire summer race season without any issue. $395 is a great price. I would suggest the upgraded shipping. It only takes about a week vs sometimes 3 or more weeks.

I've also had good experiences with gozone.

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