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Cycling in the Paris Countryside

RIDER PROFILE

Name :Yannoo

Origin :France

Information :40 years old, a heavy rider (216lbs)
MTB, Gravel, Rollerblading, Kite Surfing

specifications

BIKE

Frame : Rengg #79 custom frame

Fork: Niner carbon fork QR tapered

Brake: Magura MT Trail Sport

Gearing: Sram 1*11 10-42t

WHEELSET

Rims : Light Bicycle (RM29C19) matte UD 32H front and rear

Hubs: DT SWISS 240S front 100mm QR
DT SWISS 240S rear 135mm QR

Spokes: Sapim CX RAY

Nipples: Sapim Polyax

Tires: Maxxis Ikon or Forekaster (according to the season) 2.2 TR EXO

To complete my dream bike build, I needed a high-end pair of carbon wheels.

After long hours of research and comparison, my choice is focused on the Light Bicycle’s RM29C19 : super light, adapted to my weight (very important), and reasonably priced. I build up the wheels myself, the tensioning was done very easily and the finish of the rims was perfect.

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I have ridden the wheels for four years on almost all types of terrain.

Since August 2015, I ride them around the Paris countryside through all of the seasons. The terrain is varied and the rides are anywhere from 50km to 90km, sometimes even upwards of 120km. I have a preference for the forest of Fontainebleau and that of Ermenonville which has a lot of singletracks.

I’ve also done some 24h events and the Granit'Montana near Limoges which is 70km and has 3km of descending!

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The rims are really great.

When I decided to switch to carbon rims, I knew they would be a little better than my old alloy wheels. Yet, these carbon wheels went well beyond my expectations. For four years, I have really enjoyed these, and now for my next pair - a set of AR28 rims for my Ritchey Swiss Cross!

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December 30th, 2019 | Light Bicycle

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