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  1. Hi Guys, I have a Sram S80 rear wheel. I need 3x drive side and 3x non-drive side spokes to complete this wheel. I found a new hub for it and would like to build it. They don have to be brand new. Thank you
  2. Searched a bit here and google, but can't seem to find an answer. I have been playing around with different pressures to see what works best for me, on the front 1.8 bar feels best, however since dropping from 2 bar a creak has developed on the wheel, like when you squeeze spokes to check tension and they creak. Whats weird is that when I raise the pressure back to 2 bar the creak disappears, drop it to 1.8 bar and its back. Do the spokes need to be tensioned more at lower pressures? Does the pressure in the tyre add to the stiffness of the wheel? Running Kore XCD-SL 29" tubeless ready but with tubes and Continental Race King 2.2 Edit: http://www.kore-usa.com/products/wheel/xcd-sl http://www.conti-online.com/www/bicycle_de_en/themes/mtb/raceking_en.html
  3. With the Procore double chamber system mountain bike tires can reach completely new levels of grip, control and puncture protection. In the inner chamber there is high pressure, and with 0.8 bar in the outer chamber the tire almost "sticks” to the ground. Both chambers are filled with air through only one valve. Click here to view the article
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