[surfinguru]

So who's the one to see here in SC? Looks like I'm gonna need a Mavic EX729 laced up to a King ISO rear hub. Anyone have suggestions?

 

[punkassean]

see my reply to your other rim thread...

 

[scurban]

Treys True Wheel in Watsonville, He builds wheels for a very reasonable price. Treys a good guy, and his shop is probably my favorite in the county. Check it out. He's listed in the Yellow pages,

 

[El_Chimichanga]

Phil at spockets has been building wheels for 20 years. He always shakes his head when we bring in our downhill wheels and say we're gonna ride XC on 'em, but they really do last a long time.

ABS does an admirable job as well, Danny is a good mechanic, and a decent wheel-builder.

 

[surfinguru]

Phil at spockets has been building wheels for 20 years. He always shakes his head when we bring in our downhill wheels and say we're gonna ride XC on 'em, but they really do last a long time.

ABS does an admirable job as well, Danny is a good mechanic, and a decent wheel-builder.

I had Danny build up the EX823 I've got. Seemed a bit high cost wise, but appearantly the 823's are a little bit harder (more time consuming?) to put together. I'll probably end up having them build this one up for me as well. (Damn, and I used to live just up the street from them!)