Reynold's R Four wheelset at Performance
02-19-17, 10:59 AM
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Reynold's R Four wheelset at Performance
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.
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02-19-17, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Bluebatmobile
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.
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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.
02-19-17, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Succhia Ruota
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.
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.
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02-19-17, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Bluebatmobile
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 .
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Originally Posted by Succhia Ruota
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.
Do note however that they are the older, thinner profile style, so the max width tire you can run on it is 25.
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Originally Posted by Xherion
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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02-19-17, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Xherion
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.
. I have till tmrrw to get the additional 20% off, so we'll see.B@t™
