what trek or specialized is this similar to.
https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product...58_-1___202339

mostly shimano 105, carbon fork, $650

I am a 210 lb are the wheels a concern

FRAME: XRL double-butted aluminum, double water bottle mounts, replaceable rear derailleur hanger
FORK: Carbon, with 1 1/8" chromoly steerer
HEADSET: Sealed Cartridge
CRANKSET: FSA Gossamer, 50/34T chain rings, 48-51cm=170mm, 54-57cm=172.5mm, 60cm=175mm
BOTTOM BRACKET: MegaExo
SHIFTERS: Shimano RapidFire Plus
LEVERS: Tektro FL-730
HANDLEBAR: Alloy MTB bar, width: 600mm, 31.8mm clamp diameter
STEM: Alloy, adjustable angle, 90-100mm extension (varies by frame size), 31.8 clamp diameter
FRONT DERAILLEUR: Shimano 105 5700
REAR DERAILLEUR: Shimano 105 5700
CASSETTE: Shimano 105 5700, 12-25T
BRAKES: Tektro RX-5 mini-V
WHEELSET: Alex ALX270, 700C,Front:20-hole, radial, Rear:24-hole, 2-cross, aero stainless steel spokes
TIRES: Vittoria Zaffiro, 700X28
PEDALS: Wellgo LU-962 with toe clips and straps
SEATPOST: Kalloy, 2D-forged 6061T6 head, 27.2mm X 300mm
SADDLE: Selle Italia XO Trans Am
CHAIN: KMC DX10 SC
GRIPS/TAPE: Velo Kraton
RACK MOUNTS: No

For $650 I wouldn't expect great wheels on a hybrid with Shimano 105 derailleurs. You can search for reviews on these wheels. I wouldn't be worried about trueness at your weight. Seems like the bearings are more of an issue on these particular wheels. Just spin them by hand and listen for issues at home a couple times a month. With any luck you can get several thousand miles out of them before you need to think about replacing them.

https://www.bikeforums.net/archive/in.../t-628588.html

i was more concerned with the low spoke count and my "wieght"
it think it will go on the list i am compiling for my bikes.

I am waiting to see what my bonus / budget will be.
i have a 300 350 450 and 650 price points
old sora/mix 8spd, old sora/mix 8spd + carbon fork, 9speed sora (new)carbon fork, and 9 speed 105 carbon fork.

there must be a tiagra flat bar bike for 550 out there soemwhere.