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Old 11-20-08 | 12:08 PM
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sstorkel
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Originally Posted by erliuic
I don't understand what you're still debating. This should be an easy decision. Read the reviews, try the wheels if you can, and buy the one that best suits your needs.
The EA90 SL is pretty much the obvious choice. Go for the Reynolds or the Mavics if you want some bling but from the price/perf standpoint, the Eastons stand out.
At this point, I'm just kibitzing. The Easton EA90 SLs are clearly the wheels I need.

I might go with the SLXs, though. I've seen reports from several larger guys who haven't had problems with them and I'm a closet weight-weenie. For the price, they're damn near as disposable as the Neuvations... Assuming they don't fail catastrophically, I can always tune them up and sell them to somebody lighter if they don't work out.

The Attacks are attractive because I've always wanted to try carbon rims and I can't imagine finding a better deal on them anytime soon. Probably just a bit too much bling for me, though.
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