iWonder Discovery 120D Cloudwheel discussion

Sent you a PM with my email address.

Sorry I misunderstood the post above, I though that the clones did fit for you, but that it just wasn’t a perfect fit. I’m disappointed I don’t get to ride them now, but as I said in the other thread I’m satisfied enough with them sending free pulleys when they do exist. I think the store for the discovery ones should definitely be updated with a message to that effect though.

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You’re talking about post #44 above?

Sorry, I’m just getting the hang of these forums on a phone. The numbers don’t line up super well but I was referring to the post where you had the various pulleys and said some “fit with slop” and such. I think I just misunderstood, and I’m fine riding not-great airless AT wheels for a month while I wait for the pulleys, it was all just a brief big letdown as I’m stuck at home and can only ride occasionally and in the middle of the night.

The old core Cloudwheels were amazing for the week I rode them before inspecting the cracks.

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No worries, man. Sorry if any of that was unclear.

Same here. I was really impressed with mine before the unfortunate incident with @rafaelinmissouri and finding the crack in my set. Now if only the rain would stop, I could get out on these new ones and report back.

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So I took the board on its mayden voyage today with the Discovery wheels.

Did 17 miles.

This morning I was at 220 lbs. Add 10 more pounds for gear.

I really freaking love the way these wheels feel.

Even out of the box.

I took the images below of the two front wheels using the zoom on my Samsung S20.

What do you guys think?

Photo set 1-4

Photo set 5-8

Photo set 9-12

Photo set 12-15

Photo set 15-18

Photo set 18-22

Photo set 22-24

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Goddamn. I can’t wait to switch out my note 10 for the 20… that zoom is nutty.

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Thanks for posting these. I presume those “lines” are artifacts from manufacturing. It’s great to have detailed photos we can reference while the miles stack up

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Well… that is my concern. I am not sure if they are artifacts or actual cracks…

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are you able to tell from the core image you posted here? iWonder Discovery 120D Cloudwheel discussion

I cannot tell from the image, maybe the size was shrunk when uploading and your original copy have more detail?

Put a flashlight through the core and it should be obvious… artifacts would only show on the surface, cracks will reflect light from the inside for as deep as the crack goes

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This has to be a record for most pictures in a reply.

You could make some scratches to compare how they look.

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remember that onetime Rafael brought the internet to its knees with his Cloudwheels :slight_smile:

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If he zooms in any more he’s gonna see the space between the atomic molecules…

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I feel like I’m scrolling through crime scene evidence photos…

enhance

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wow even pulling the bearings out to look!

The dedication to testing and thorough checking is real.

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Most look like scratches or shallow cuts…

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Yeah even with that magnitude it’s hard to tell, I think @rafaelinmissouri you s the right guy to be the test mule for sure

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Damn, that’s some detail.

Now all you have to do is find a spot somewhere that looks like Jesus and start charging people to come look at/worship your wheels.

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@rafaelinmissouri

Would you mind if I made these detail dropdowns?

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