This is a wheel we stocked in-house, not a customer bring-in.
Unlike the Bora, the Racing Speed doesn't have a wide rim,
and the model that pairs with the Bora
is being offered under a new grade called
"Speed," so this one remains with a narrow rim.
That's actually one of the reasons the customer specifically chose this one.
The Racing Speed 35 (not XLR) with aluminum hubs and USB bearings
is currently listed on the manufacturer's website, but the XLR is already no longer there.
The front wheel had some center offset, but the lateral runout was taken out so perfectly
that centering it actually gave me some trouble.
The rear wheel was pretty much problem-free—I only had to touch the nipples twice.
Unlike the Bora, the Racing Speed doesn't have a wide rim,
and the model that pairs with the Bora
is being offered under a new grade called
"Speed," so this one remains with a narrow rim.
That's actually one of the reasons the customer specifically chose this one.
The Racing Speed 35 (not XLR) with aluminum hubs and USB bearings
is currently listed on the manufacturer's website, but the XLR is already no longer there.
The front wheel had some center offset, but the lateral runout was taken out so perfectly
that centering it actually gave me some trouble.
The rear wheel was pretty much problem-free—I only had to touch the nipples twice.