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Taiwan
There's certainly less info on their website about the rims than there is about the other wheel components. You can't even check the dimensions fully. Assuming they are - because Scribe probably don't make anything - I run two sets of these Kinlin rims, both built by Harry Rowlands.
The asymetric shape can be a bit of a pain in the proverbial if you're running tubeless as you need an asymetric spacer for the valve, but once they are set up they're great wheels. Mine replaced a set of HED Belgiums (which cracked) and whilst I've long since forgotten what it was like to ride on them, I can distinctly recall fitting these and being very pleased with them. They're very stable, reasonably light at circa 1500g and are very strong. They've seen some real hammer (two Paris-Roubaixs) and they're still true. http://www.harryrowland.co.uk
+1 for Harry Rowland. Had Kinlins built up too and they've been great