Well, my new Homer is running the Soma Grand Randonneur GREEN (lightweight, only 300 grams) tire 650b x 42mm on Pacenti SL23 rims and Shimano LX hubs. 32 spokes on both wheels. My other bike (Novara Safari) has 38mm (measured) Schwalbe Marathon Supremes on Alexrims DP17’s with 36 spokes.
So yes, the wheels account for a significant portion of the speed gain. And the Homer is lighter as well. But even given all that, I can’t scientifically account for the HUGE gain in speed. But again…who cares?
Doug
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