Like Tim, I suggest spending the extra money on double butted spokes since 
you're having a custom set built. Otherwise, I like your baseline 
selections. 
On the hubs, I personally would opt for the DT Swiss 350s. IMO it's a nicer 
hub, easy to work on, tremendous flexibility, and gives you the option to 
upgrade to the higher tooth freehub ratchet.

--Ed C.
Redondo Beach, CA
On Monday, December 11, 2023 at 6:12:42 PM UTC-8 steve...@gmail.com wrote:

>  When I built up my Platypus this past summer I borrowed the wheels off 
> of another bike - now I'm ready to give the Platy her very own 650b 
> wheels.
>
> The build is road oriented, intended mostly for day rides and maybe some 
> light touring. Currently running 38mm slicks but plan to replace them with 
> something in the 42 - 44mm range. The bike weighs a bit under 30 lbs and 
> I'm about 165 lbs. 
>
> I have a wheel set cued up with Pro Wheel Builders; Velocity Quill 32 hole 
> rims, straight gauge spokes,   and DT Swiss 350 hubs (the 2021 version). 
> I'm also considering letting Velocity build them for me using their Racer 
> hubs instead of the 350s. Before I pull the trigger though I'd love to hear 
> what thoughts or opinions others might have.  Thanks, Steve
>

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