Wheels rebuilt on Campagnolo Electron/ Shamal Hubs

[paso907]

I can thonk to give you those rims if u want , where are u basad?

Sorry italian t9 make disasters

 

[Silk_RideR]

I can thonk to give you those rims if u want , where are u basad?

I’m based in Germany.

 

[paso907]

Vivo in Germania.

 

[paso907]

IO can sell the fronte wheel complete and a ring to build the back if u are interested i can send day 16 and 17 im around D for work . Interested ti buy equal with electron rim

 

[Silk_RideR]

IO can sell the fronte wheel complete and a ring to build the back if u are interested i can send day 16 and 17 im around D for work . Interested ti buy equal with electron rim

My wheel builder already ordered H Plus Son Archetype rims for the Electron hubs. When everything is assembled together, I will let you know if you want to buy my old Electron rims.

 

[JoeH]

My wheel builder already ordered H Plus Son Archetype rims for the Electron hubs. When everything is assembled together, I will let you know if you want to buy my old Electron rims.

Who are you using to build the wheels?

Archtype will be ok with 25mm, but other manufactureres would produce a more modern rim, say to suit 28mm. Archetype aren't exactly a modern modern rim anymore.
Look up Kinlin, they make loads.
Ambrosio always seems appropriate to lace to Campag...being italian.

 

[Silk_RideR]

Who are you using to build the wheels?

Archtype will be ok with 25mm, but other manufactureres would produce a more modern rim, say to suit 28mm. Archetype aren't exactly a modern modern rim anymore.
Look up Kinlin, they make loads.
Ambrosio always seems appropriate to lace to Campag...being italian.

“German Lightness” is his branding, from Frankfurt.
Putting too wider rims will then limit my use on older frames. On my Serotta Atlanta, with its original Kinesis carbon fork, it barely fits a Vittoria Corsa 25 tire.
My Chesini X Uno also has problems fitting a 25 at the back, chainstay bridge.