My friends keep asking if my fixie wheels are manufactured what does that mean??!? can someone post a picture and are Manufactured wheels better?
the conventional guy or woman will pass quicker with dissimilar speeds in a sort of circumstances. for occasion in the present day I did 15 miles right into a stable head wind at 15 mph, then back at 24 mph with the wind on the back in spite of the actuality that the wind had decelerate from 15 mph to 10 mph. the conventional guy or woman will very much income from dissimilar gears the two for velocity and to save the knees for later in existence. And sure, 15 gears would not sound like a racing motorbike. My motorbike has 27 and that i exploit all of them, not racing yet street using. possibly somebody replaced the back wheel with a wheel from a ten speeds.
Well, all wheels are manufactured by someone, but I think he means to ask: Are they machined? Typically, a non-machined wheel will be painted right up to the edge. A machined wheel will have a stripe of unpainted material that is machined flat for a rim brake to grip into. Non-machined wheels cannot be used with rim brakes, while machined wheels can be. I prefer to always have a brake of some sort, even on a fixie. Therefore, having a wheel in the front at least with a machined braking surface would be a good idea, unless you're track racing, where brakes are typically illegal.
Not all wheels are manufactured. Manufactured wheels are produced by companies like Mavic, Shimano, Rolf, Crane Creek and others and made with and by machines in factory's. Then you have Custom made wheels that you yourself would go to a bike shop and pick out the Rims, Hubsets type of spokes you want and all the other things you would need to have the built by the shops mechanic or wheel builder, or if you are knowledgeable about wheel building and have the equipment you could take home what you choose and build them yourself. As far as manufactured wheels being better or not, that would depend on who's building the wheel, some people prefer manufactured, some like a custom built wheel. The big advantage to customs wheels is you can get exactly what you want and depending on how much money you want to spend you can really have some good looking light weight wheels built.
