LOL very good info but Brock really should get someone who speaks English to write for him.
" However, most companies offer even more light rims in the program. This applies to both the dimensions and the intended use (racing, highway), for design or material. Tip: surf over to the website of the manufacturer and get an overview over the offer. OZ and PVM sent racing models with "full-floater rotors". These fully floating discs the same in extreme conditions (racing) the expansion and contraction of the discs better and thus prevent warping them."
WTF is that? After years of reading Hub's posts, I've developed a knack for interpreting cryptic mechanical information. I still I had a hell of a time reading the whole article. The chart showing how the wheels measure up to tests is great. I see BST is still the best. You made a great choice with your GAlespeeds though, Romes.
Mass moment of inertia 25 points:
After a fixed point we distribute key counters for the moment of inertia (MOI). A true theoretical, yet important value. Because the lower the MOI fails, the closer the mass is at the wheel axle, which improves handling. The great art when Räderbau is to construct rims with low MOI and still high stability.
Fortunately I know a little bit about MOI.
driving test 50 points: For important criterion we awarded 50 out of a maximum possible 100 points. How much force is needed for the pilot steering into the corners? How easy it is to maneuver through curves change the bike? If it remains on track, or it tends to understeer ("Running-wide")? The driving stability plays a major role. Ballert the CART quiet around the radii or rocks it on in fast corners?
That last sentence is sure a doozie!
handling / processing 25 points: For processing one example, the imbalance of the wheels that we have measured, of course, without a valve. Even paint, screw, fit and general finish one of them. When it comes to handling, we ensure, inter alia, fixed spacers.
This is a definition of handling? Pretty important. That's the main reason for going to aftermarket rims.
Thanks for posting Romes but someone needs to tell Brock to fire that author. If you have any pull, tell him Rook would love a new job with Brocks Performance.
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