Fair Dinkum rim?

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David Richoux
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Re: Fair Dinkum rim?

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Let me Google that for you. :D
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It is a medium round rim that works great for flexibility without cutting into your lips after long periods of play. I prefer the 32.6 size.
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It's very similar to a Laskey 28 rim :wink:
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bloke wrote:It's the middle-size opening for my #1 and #2 rims. It means something like "fair deal".

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