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From my experience, the Z1 hub-centric spacers are really solid. No vibrations or anything that I can see as a negative other than the added weight. I see spacers as
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From my experience, the Z1 hub-centric spacers are really solid. No vibrations or anything that I can see as a negative other than the added weight. I see spacers as a temporary fix until you have saved up enough for some wheels with the proper ET (offsets).
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