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Hey, everybody, welcome to the Single Tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today Matt and Jero and I are going to be talking about mountain

bike wheels.

And before we get started, I should introduce Jero.

Jero is a new staff writer at Singletracks.

He's been writing for us for a long time.

You've probably seen his articles under the byline Brian Jereau.

And we're stoked to have him joining us. Thanks for coming on the podcast, Joe. Yeah, thanks. I'm excited to, I'm excited to get

started. It should be cool. Yeah. Wheels are a topic that we have addressed on the podcast,

but it's been a few years. And the last time we did, we heard from Dustin

from Southern Wheelworks, where he talked about some wheel stuff, but we thought we'd kind of

back it up this time and go over more of the basics about wheels, you know, just the, all the things

you need to know and consider when you're shopping for new wheels or trying to maintain your wheels or all that good

stuff. So let's start at like a super high level and talk about what's important when you design

a set of mountain bike wheels. What are like the main considerations that you have when you're trying

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