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Coming soon to bikes near you- double hooked rims!
https://bikerumor.com/dandy-horse-double-hook-rim/
Marketing speak misnomer, at least from what I can tell. It's really just a rim that is fluted out a bit for more material to reduce pinch flatting...on tubeless. Revolutionary? Gimmick? |
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Another solution in search of a problem?
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Too bad they don't show any data indicating that the "double hooked" is any better than the alternatives when it comes to preventing pinch flats, something that would be relatively simple to show in a lab test.
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No kidding..Hooked, then hookless, now 'double hook'...what's next? 'Hookah'?
Gotta be to come up with some of this stuff..
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Hooklineandsinka
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Just another way to sell more wheels.
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Enve MTB rims also feature a "mushroomed" bead edge for pinch flat resistance:
The "double hooked" rims feature an internal "hook" as well. |
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The labeling is odd, but whatevs.
As to wider rims, they’re coming and they’re gonna get crazy wide I think. Zipp’s new XPLR line is, what, 32mm internal? Or was it 35? I think 30+ will become standard in a couple years, at least for gravel wheels. |
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So they can't form the hook on the inside but can on the outside?
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I welcome anything that makes installation more difficult.
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