Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does it have a presta or schrader valve hole? How many sprokets can the rear hold? Can I use a cassette on it? Rear spacing?
Document: This set of wheels lasted 17 months of intense street riding and harsh conditions. I rode anywhere from 4-6 days a week. There were some new holes near spoke holes so I had to buy another wheel set. It's been a pleasure to ride on these wheels. I would recommend. Other wheels have not lasted as long or have been as problem-free as these.The rear one I no longer use, but the front wheel is still good.
The rims are so deep that I have to use tire irons to get a tire back on the rim. Because of this I pinch the tube 9 out of 10 times when changing a flat. Got 6 flats in 2 weeks before I ditched the wheels for something else.
Little out of true on the rear, but that is normal wear and tear.I have noticed a few other reviews where these rims are hard to put a tire on and causes people to pinch and puncture the tube. I have not had this problem. Even on deep V rims, I have not had issues with pinching. I am really happy and content with my purchase.
I bought these directly from Niagara Cycle for faster shipping offers. I have yet to receive them, and I will do an update once they are on my winter training bike.I spend a considerable amount of time training with a team for time trials and 25+ mile road races. First reason I bought these; 1900 - 2000 grams for the set (minus a SRAM cassette) is fairly light for rims in this price range.
Tires; you can put 700 x 23 or 25 width tires on these just fine. I run Vittoria 25s, and going into corners with these rims is no problem.For the price and so far at how good they are rolling. I am totally happy with these at the moment.
Of course, not the best, but the price for these is good, and I have bought other training wheelsets in this price range before, and these are about the $200 - $250 price range.These are on par with quality as Oval, Mavic, and others that make cheap rimsets. I will still be training in the winter on these since I am not breaking my Ovals out until summer.
Totally impressed so far.They came in really good packaging, and were true out of the box. I had my local bike shop install these, along with a brake upgrade to make it easier for me. These are a little deeper dish than I was expecting, and not much catch in crosswinds. Had a few comment on them on how good they look.A few things to consider. These do not come with rim tape.
this was exactly what i needed at a fair price; great value!! look good, roll true, an inexpensive training wheelset.
Great low cost wheel set. Smooth performing fast and economical. Have been on my bike for years without even needing a true.
Answer: no