Reynold's R Four wheelset at Performance
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Performanace Bike Shop has a set of new 2016 Reynolds R Four wheelset for $800. Should I jump on this? Thoughts? Normally go for $1749.00. B@t™ |
Originally Posted by Bluebatmobile
(Post 19388407)
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Performanace Bike Shop has a set of new 2016 Reynolds R Four wheelset for $800. Should I jump on this? Thoughts? Normally go for $1749.00. B@t™ That said, they're damn fine wheels for the money. I have a set and they are very stiff, light (~1500g), roll very well, and have smooth hubs. Do note however that they are the older, thinner profile style, so the max width tire you can run on it is 25. *Plus, if you're a Performance Member, you'll get $80 back in store credit for future purchases. |
Originally Posted by Succhia Ruota
(Post 19388420)
I don't know anyone who has paid more than $800 for those new. Be careful of the PB "marketing distortion field". Their sale prices are the actual *real* prices.
That said, they're damn fine wheels for the money. I have a set and they are very stiff, light (~1500g), roll very well, and have smooth hubs. Do note however that they are the older, thinner profile style, so the max width tire you can run on it is 25. *Plus, if you're a Performance Member, you'll get $80 back in store credit for future purchases. B@t™ |
Originally Posted by Bluebatmobile
(Post 19388511)
Thanks. They had them on sale for $999, and they have a Presidents Day Sale with an additional 20% off. I'm a Team Performance Member as well :).
B@t™ |
Originally Posted by Succhia Ruota
(Post 19388420)
I don't know anyone who has paid more than $800 for those new. Be careful of the PB "marketing distortion field". Their sale prices are the actual *real* prices.
Do note however that they are the older, thinner profile style, so the max width tire you can run on it is 25. |
Originally Posted by Xherion
(Post 19388814)
Very good points. I saw in a post from over a year ago that these are fairly old models...somewhere in the range of 4-5+ years old. It's still a good price, but I think it would be better to invest in the newer generation wider profile rims that seem to do well in the wind tunnels.
;) Just pulling your chain. |
Originally Posted by Xherion
(Post 19388814)
Very good points. I saw in a post from over a year ago that these are fairly old models...somewhere in the range of 4-5+ years old. It's still a good price, but I think it would be better to invest in the newer generation wider profile rims that seem to do well in the wind tunnels.
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