What are the thoughts in these parts about Nisi rims? They're Italian, aren't they? I had a set of Nisi Mixers (clinchers) in the 80's on my Trek, and I was very impressed with their strength and weight. They were kind of a deep box-section rim, if that makes sense, almost aero but not quite. Pretty sure they made tubulars too.
Are they still in business?
Joe Decruyenaere
South Pasadena, CA
Subject: RE: [CR]Not Campy
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 16:34:01 -0400
From: "Silver, Mordecai" <MSilver@iso.com>
Peter Koskinen wrote:
"In reading this thread I have noticed two names of component mfg
missing. The first is Edco that made an entire group and the next is
Cambio Rino who also made an entire parts kit. Cambio Rino's lower end
parts kit was sourced thru Ofmega while their Pro kit was entirely their
design."
Wasn't a Rino group marketed in the U.S. as Excel about 1982 or so? Was
this pro kit or mid-range Ofmega?
Mordecai Silver
NYC