Are there any 16" 48 Hole rims?

Title kinda says it all - are there any 16" rims around that have 48
holes? I've been searching but not found any. Sun does the Rhynolite
rim in 16 x 1.75" size but I'm not sure what drillings it comes in...


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im not sure about this, but I THINK that monty has a 16" rim, you might
want to check that out


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I don't think you could fit that many spokes onto a 16 inch wheel
safely. Maybe I'm wrong but I would think they would have to be placed
too close together to work properly.


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That would really suck to try to fit a spoke wrench in there.


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Spencer Hochberg wrote:
That would really suck to try to fit a spoke wrench in there.


It's bad enough only doing half turns on a 20" wheel...


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skrobo wrote:
im not sure about this, but I THINK that monty has a 16" rim, you might
want to check that out



Yes Monty does have a wide 16" rim, but it is 28H. I might have to
settle for an Alex X-101 16x1.5" 36H rim.


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what are you doin with a 16" rim?


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im guessing a 16inch trials uni?


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Heh heh nothing yet - the rim I want doesn't exist!


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TonyMelton wrote:
Heh heh nothing yet - the rim I want doesn't exist!

While you are at it do you want some tires that don't exist too? 700c
tires stretched to fit cokers would be good.


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