Uhhh, What.
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Originally Posted by Cypress
Discuss.
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"Strong enough to ride every day" ???? I guess if you're Kate Moss.
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Perchance that recommendation is unrelated to the strength of the wheel; they are simply making a recommendation based on years of observation that if you are to be competitive you must weigh < 155lbs. Damn, I was 156 this morning.
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I just got a pair of these last week. There's no weight limit listed, but it kind of makes me wonder. I'm only 142 though, so I won't sweat it. Besides, they are almost exactly like the WH-R540s they are replacing, and I didn't have any troubles with those.
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JUst lose weight LOL! I would think its a typo, but it also could be a "lawyero" - protect yourself from liablity at all cost!
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lol, the zoom view is the same size as the thumbnail.
I want a pair for my cross bike.
I want a pair for my cross bike.
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well at least they are a real deal....4% is nothing to sneeze at
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Yeah, I saw those a couple of weeks ago. Weight limit of 155 really does narrow the possible customer pool.
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"with the ultra light weight" WTF? 1610g is sooooooo not ultra light weight. Hell, that's practically false advertising.
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OMG!! I'm surrounded by sub-160lb midgets in this forum! do you all eat like you're in a 3rd world country, or something?
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Well, I'm out.
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Originally Posted by DXchulo
With 28 and 32 spokes? That's crazy.
That and the rim is made out of recycled milk jugs.
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Originally Posted by Talewinds
"with the ultra light weight" WTF? 1610g is sooooooo not ultra light weight. Hell, that's practically false advertising.
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Originally Posted by Grasschopper
Pfft...don't tell that to Mavic...they think the Ksyrium SL and ES are ultra light weight and they aren't much different in weight than those.
1 off, Reynolds Cirro SV-KOM rim, 20hole, Ultra High Modulus carbon
1 off, Reynolds Cirro SV-KOM rim, 24hole, Ultra High Modulus carbon
1 off, Skyline Mig 45 radial front hub, 20hole, black
1 off, Skyline Mag 150 (Campagnolo or Shimano / 9 & 10speed) rear hub, 24hole, black
44 off, DT Aerolite / Sapim CX-Ray spokes, black
42 off, Custom alloy spoke nipples (Internal)
Weight (Pair): Approx. 870 grams (Weight with Shimano freehub)
Rideable? Probably not, but ultra light.
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"What would you like to know. These wheels are "No fatties"
watch it buddy...that's "no clydesdales" to you
watch it buddy...that's "no clydesdales" to you
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