High speed instability

I have a Carbon Trek Domane (isospeed front and rear), purchased new, with about 8k miles. All those miles were on the stock alloy rear wheel plus front alloy rim with SP dynohub. I recently had new wheels built with carbon rims. Front with a brand new SP dynohub, rear with a White Industries hub from an unused wheel. Prior to the wheel upgrade the bike was rock solid descending at speed. On its inaugural ride with new wheels, I had a few descents at speed and it was terrifying. Above 30mph, it would start wandering. Not a shimmy, but just inexplicably jumping left and right. At 40 mph it felt like the bike would move a foot either direction. I'm running the same 32mm Hutchinson tires before and after. Alloy rim depth was 22mm vs 38mm carbon, which should be nothing. I checked for play in the hubs, and they feel solid. I checked the headset and it also feels fine. I'll take the question to my wheel guy, but at the moment I can't understand what it could be.

Any thoughts?

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u/Familiar_Kale_7357 — 5 hours ago

First fixed 1000k

More than a little nervous. I know I could do this ride geared, fixed will be a challenge, which is kind of the point. Day 1 will be telling.

u/Familiar_Kale_7357 — 2 months ago

Where to park in NE/NW from 6am for 18-27 hours?

I never take a car into Portland; I always use transit, so I know nothing about parking except everyone complains.

On this occasion, I need to park some cars in inner NE or NW around 5am on a Saturday, and retrieve them anytime between 11pm Saturday and 9am Sunday. What I'm finding online is a lot of parking is time limited, or for customers only, or in lots/garages that are not open 24 hours. Doesn't have to be free.

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u/Familiar_Kale_7357 — 3 months ago