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"Enve, hands down.
I am on my second set of zipps now and regret not getting enve.
For starters, the quality of the moulding.
Straight out of the box my zipps had little divets and rough striations along the outer walls. Enough you could get your fingernail in and flick the edges of the carbon.
The finish is abysmal.
Second, the pieces of bladder left in the rim rattle around inside it. Cheap manufacturing with bling marketing.
Third, hubs and lacing patterns. The Zipp has non drive side crossed and drive side straight pull. This is why my Zipp hub flanges have been breaking off like snapping of a row of chocolate.
Yep, sheared straight off and my wheel jammed in my frame and I was lucky I was only going slow.
After googling 'zipp hub flange failure' I saw that hundreds of other people have had this. Mine were only a few months old.
Watch the YouTube vid of the enve manufacturing process and look at how well they are moulded, look at the quality control.
Another thing about the zipps, there is no quality control. And it's even worse now they got bought by SRAM.
Straight out of the box my first sets problems were:
A) the bladed spokes on the back wheel, some if them were actually facing at 90deg to each other, like two knife edges rubbing.
B) the wheel was incorrectly dished do hard to one side I couldn't actually mount the wheel with a tyre as it hit the frame and required a complete rebuild before I even used it.
C) when my lbs was rebuilding the wheel, they noticed that there was no grease in the hubs, anywhere. Looks like it slipped through the process somehow without getting grease installed. Lbs fixed that.
What am I up to? Oh yeah, D) the wheel was buckled out if the box.
I have purchased cheap machine built wheels off eBay that were truer.
E) wheels wasn't round either, and spoke tension was so irregular the difference in pitch acoustically was two whole tones (4 semitones), in tension that is the equivalent of about three whole turns of a nipple.
Also, the soft freehubs get chewed out real quick. I went through two freehubs in just a few weeks and ended up having to solve the problem by purchasing a really cheap and heavy Tiagra cassette because it was the only one that had rivets going all the way though and stopping the cogs chewing up the hub.
I have had more problems too but won't mention them here.
My second set of zipps (Zipp 60) have been fine after a year, but I only have these as Zipp offered them to me as a replacement for my originals that I had all the problems with.
Wish I went enve, the enve carbon is so much higher quality."
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Source:
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum ... 3&t=129645
