> While Velocity clearly stands up for their product if it fails .... it 
appears *to fail *at a higher than "average" rate for many.  I'd rather 
have a rim that did 
> not fail under normal use, period, even if "heavier" or more $$.  Mavic 
rims do cost more upfront and this factors into some people's decision , but
 > wheels are an* investment *long term .... so I do skimp on rims, hubs or 
spokes... as any wheel is only as good as it's weakest component. 
Overly broad statement for two reasons:

First, Velocity makes a wide assortment of rims.  The problem rim cited 
above in every case is the Synergy, and apparently the Offset Synergy in 
most.

Second, as pointed out above, Velocity recently moved all their 
manufacturing from Australia to the United States.  Whatever the problem 
may well have been solved with the new machining, raw material sourcing, 
etc.

On Saturday, December 8, 2012 7:09:59 AM UTC-6, Garth wrote:
>
>
> I've always used Mavic rims .. namely the A719/T520 ones.   While Velocity 
> clearly stands up for their product if it fails .... it appears *to fail *at 
> a higher than "average" rate for many.  I'd rather have a rim that did not 
> fail under normal use, period, even if "heavier" or more $$.  Mavic rims do 
> cost more upfront and this factors into some people's decision , but wheels 
> are an* investment *long term .... so I do skimp on rims, hubs or 
> spokes... as any wheel is only as good as it's weakest component. 
>

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