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The revised Knolly Delirium seems like a good option in this category.

If you only have one bike and prefer the downs to the ups, it is a very good option.

So am I the only one who carries a proper tool kit when riding?

-park folding tool
-small crescent wrench
-valve stem tool
-leatherman
-pump
- 3 tubes
-chain tool
-spoke wrench
- a few misc bolts the same size as ones on my bike

….maybe now i know why im always the trailside mechanic for others……it must weigh all of 2 lbs.

Scale shot plz. I carry less than this and it is certainly more than two pounds.

Thanks - wanted to make sure I didn't need to take it all off.the rim too.

NOBL…currency adjusted are 2 hun less than comparable Nox/TRS wheelsets + no border issues + FREE shipping and assembled in Canada, yes?

Not sure on cost, but yes to rest. Also ace dudes to deal with pre and post purchase.

Am i safe to presume I can do this while everything still installed just deflated?

Down to one bike - new wheels last fall with the DD casing rubber, fork just bumped to 180 and just waiting (foreverrrrrrr) for a ti spring. After coming off the Endorphin / Podium I'm not missing anything being on one bike when it's this fun to ride!

I've got some rust on mine after about four years but not enough to stop me from buying another when needed. I believe their paint/powdercoat has gotten much better recently from what a buddy's newer one looks like.

Dammit - looks like NOBL recently increased their pricing! Their wheels with Hope hubs used to be $1,495 just a few weeks ago and now they are up to $1,695. Perhaps this is due to the newer models (2017) being released? I'd like to buy a wheelset from them but struggle with the price… well moreso struggle with convincing my wife that it's a good use of our money.

Send em an email, they likely have some 2016 remaining…

Been tagged twice in a row using a bikes-discount order ($20 order on around $130US)…which dips the order in the favor of CRC if I were to go back and do it again.

In general, CRC vs bikes-discount, does anyone have any insight on how brokerage/GST could vary company to company?

I ALWAYS factor paying those costs into my decision making and consider it a bonus if I don't get dinged. B-D.de has always meant paying but deliveries are consistently faster. Not sure why some methods of shipping seem to get through the cracks via CRC but others never do even if both show up delivered by Canada Post.

Personally, I'd rather purchase from Nobl. Small price to pay to support a local company and to have actual riders building your wheels.

This. Not to mention their CS is amazing. Sure I could have saved a couple hundred $ by going via LB but totally worth it to have someone local(ish) to deal with was a bug selling point.