FUJI SST OR FUJI ALTAMIRA (d6 carbon black on black edition) which one do i choose?
10-04-13, 11:49 AM
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I love them, reynolds makes a great wheel.
That said, I have some Real Design carbon clinchers on my cannondale that I got for nearly half the price of the reynolds and I like those a lot too.
My 2.0 came with the Oval 330's too, I think they weigh close to 2000 grams...upgrading the wheels is a great place to drop some money and just about anything will lighten the bike by a couple pounds.
That said, I have some Real Design carbon clinchers on my cannondale that I got for nearly half the price of the reynolds and I like those a lot too.
My 2.0 came with the Oval 330's too, I think they weigh close to 2000 grams...upgrading the wheels is a great place to drop some money and just about anything will lighten the bike by a couple pounds.
10-04-13, 04:32 PM
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I love them, reynolds makes a great wheel.
That said, I have some Real Design carbon clinchers on my cannondale that I got for nearly half the price of the reynolds and I like those a lot too.
My 2.0 came with the Oval 330's too, I think they weigh close to 2000 grams...upgrading the wheels is a great place to drop some money and just about anything will lighten the bike by a couple pounds.
That said, I have some Real Design carbon clinchers on my cannondale that I got for nearly half the price of the reynolds and I like those a lot too.
My 2.0 came with the Oval 330's too, I think they weigh close to 2000 grams...upgrading the wheels is a great place to drop some money and just about anything will lighten the bike by a couple pounds.
What about these:
https://bicyclewheelwarehouse.com/Roa...t-Race-13.html
10-04-13, 11:34 PM
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I haven't seen those before, but they're definitely on the lighter side, not bad at all for the price and 1400+ grams.
There's so many different options for wheels. I'm still a bit of a noob myself. Personally, I'd suggest just starting a thread and asking for recommendations or searching for recommendations, there's a ton of them out there.
When I bought my reynolds, they were used and the price fit my budget...same for my real design wheels. My criteria was pretty much...carbon clinchers under 1500 grams and good reviews.
There's so many different options for wheels. I'm still a bit of a noob myself. Personally, I'd suggest just starting a thread and asking for recommendations or searching for recommendations, there's a ton of them out there.
When I bought my reynolds, they were used and the price fit my budget...same for my real design wheels. My criteria was pretty much...carbon clinchers under 1500 grams and good reviews.
