BTW, I just saw Russ from Path Less Pedaled gave the wheels a quick positive review when he tried them on the Crust Lightning Bolt.
He basically says they're affordable, light-ish, and it's nice to have another rim-brake, tubeless compatible option out there. https://youtu.be/Q2vU_p1bNZg?t=90 On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 12:23:49 PM UTC-7 Slin wrote: > Thanks all for sharing your experiences. I'm still leaning towards getting > a set to use tubeless, but now I'll know to expect to have to true them up > early. > > On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 4:02:56 PM UTC-7 lwt...@gmail.com wrote: > >> I’ve been using the 700c version of these for a few months on several >> different bikes. The rear did go out of true not too long after I got them. >> I was as kind of surprised, but trued them up and no problems since. I >> liked the price point too with the front hub. I was able to set them up >> tubeless with no problems either. >> Lance >> >> On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 4:05:43 PM UTC-6 leva...@gmail.com wrote: >> >>> You are correct, Drew. The rh is no louder than a White rh, but much >>> louder than a 105 or Deore rh. It is what it is. What I failed to mention >>> was how nice the dynamo front hub is at this price point I like the >>> wheelset a bunch. >>> >>> On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 3:04:36 PM UTC-6 Drew Henson wrote: >>> >>>> I have a pair on a fairly new crust romanceur, and i like them quite a >>>> bit. rear hub is no louder than a white industry hub i have on another >>>> bike. I really like the SP generator hub, i think it's a good value. >>>> >>>> I am curious if the spoke tensioning holds up. I probably have about >>>> 100 miles on them. >>>> >>>> On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 11:07:36 AM UTC-7 leva...@gmail.com wrote: >>>> >>>>> I own a set of the Crust wheels on my Canti Lightning bolt, and >>>>> they’re just fine, although the rear hub is loud. Mine are the 650b >>>>> size, >>>>> >>>>> On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 11:11:41 AM UTC-6 Nikko in Oakland wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> I have a pair of the 700c complete wheelsets and I probably put them >>>>>> through more rough stuff than they were intended to be on. >>>>>> >>>>>> I've ridden them for about 500-600 miles, about 40% gravel (nothing >>>>>> super rough) and 60% road in the Oakland/Berkeley Hills. I ride my bikes >>>>>> kind of hard, with a lot of out of the saddle, high torque efforts. I'm >>>>>> never riding any trails that I'd be more comfortable on a front >>>>>> suspension >>>>>> bike on. The wheels were machine built, so they went out of true rather >>>>>> quickly which was expected. At ~200 miles, I gave them a little touch >>>>>> true >>>>>> to keep them laterally true. But shortly after (~70 miles later), they >>>>>> went >>>>>> out of true again, and I attributed this to my lack of experience truing >>>>>> wheels, it being machine-built wheel, how light the rim is, and/or how >>>>>> hard >>>>>> i'm pushing them. >>>>>> >>>>>> An acquaintance mentioned that he had to true his wheelset about 5 >>>>>> times before they stayed true. I'm not super well equipped to true >>>>>> wheels >>>>>> appropriately, so this would have gotten expensive for me to get a shop >>>>>> to >>>>>> do this regularly, so I just got them detensioned/retensioned by a >>>>>> trusted >>>>>> wheel builder. The wheel builder mentioned that the rear hub is a bit >>>>>> crunchy already and he suggested I replace the bearings and clean out >>>>>> the >>>>>> internals to get 'em smooth again. I wasn't thrilled to hear that, but >>>>>> it's >>>>>> all good. >>>>>> >>>>>> Anyways, the wheels are light and really responsive, I like how >>>>>> quickly they spin up, and they're priced really well. But since I'm not >>>>>> a >>>>>> wheelbuilder-type, I think this is the last machine-built wheelset I >>>>>> ever >>>>>> buy. The wheels were pretty, light, and cheap-ish. But as a friend says, >>>>>> strong, light, cheap; you can only pick two. >>>>>> On Wednesday, July 6, 2022 at 11:27:51 PM UTC-7 Slin wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Does anyone have any on-bike experience with the Crust wheelsets? >>>>>>> I'm curious about them. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> S >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On Friday, May 27, 2022 at 2:53:16 PM UTC-7 Collin A wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Heyo, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I think this has been brought up in the past, but Crust recently >>>>>>>> designed some new 650b wheels/rims that are a good alternative to the >>>>>>>> Pacenti Brevets and Velocity Quills that serve as excellent rims for >>>>>>>> lighter Rivendell builds. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Anywho, they are now available to purchase as separate rims rather >>>>>>>> than part of the wheelset...the only downside being you can get any >>>>>>>> drilling you want, as long as its 32h. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Crust Rim Brake Rims – Crust Bikes >>>>>>>> <https://crustbikes.com/collections/wheels/products/crust-rim-brake-rims> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Cheers, >>>>>>>> Collin in "subsiding, but not from earthquakes" in Sacramento >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. 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