94.7 Wheels

[Prince]

What would the Hub chose to use for the 94.7 Cycle challenge?

[AndreZA]

more then just the terain that determans that. If it's gonna be windy or rainy I would use normal box rims. But if it is gonna be clear and sunne, deep sections will speed you along nicely.

[Gman1834]

I have only 2 wheels a front and a rear. For the 94.7 I will use both since it has been tested and worked for me in the past year.

[shaunh]

Round Ones

[Spinnekop]

You can remove the brakes as well.....not going to need them! 

[AndreZA]

You can remove the brakes as well.....not going to need them! 

 

Oh yeah. I would like to see you go around the bend from the highway onto New road without braking. A matter of fact, I would pay money to see that.

 

 

[Mudsimus]

I would use lightweights....but then again..I'm not riding the 94, so no use in buying them.

[GFishy]

I'll use wheels that will take you forward...

[Prince]

I'll use wheels that will take you forward...

 

 

 

Boys are sharp this morning!!!

[Guest]

I will use my Equinox wheels, 50mm deep sections. cant wait.

[David #7]

I will be on my road bike, so will most likely use my road wheels, just depends on the weather.

[NotSoBigBen]

I will use my R550's ........... cause that's all I got! And my shaven legs of course!

[Wonder Woman]

I'll probably use my deep sections!!!

[slowpoke]

i'll probably be using my motorbike but might use car...

[scotty]

Semi deep easton circuits, hairy legs.

[NotSoBigBen]

Semi deep easton circuits' date=' hairy legs. [/quote']

 

OK so hairy legs is easy, but what is semi deep? Should I say that I will be riding with my 'not so' deeps and LittleBen with his 'nearly' deeps?

 

Is there a measurement to not so, semi, nearly and actually Scotty

 

Just need to get my 'terminology' correct