FFWD Wheels: seem like a good deal?
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FFWD Wheels: seem like a good deal?
I don't need new wheels but thought some BF'ers might be interested.
$1172
# Superstiff High Tensile TC35 Carbon 50mm deep rim
# FFWD decals under clear coat
# DT Swiss 240s hubs
# DT Aerolite spokes aero blade (0.9*2.3mm)
# 20H front wheel laced radially
# 24H Rear wheel laced 2 X
# Spokes are lightweight and have high fatigue-resistance
# DT Pro Lock Brass nipples.
# Rider weight limit: 80kg
# Hand built in The Netherlands by Zoran
# Supplied with high quality well paddded wheel bags, quick release set & brake pads
# Weight - 660g front, 795g rear
https://www.totalcycling.com/index.ph...H_F5R_240.html
$1172

# Superstiff High Tensile TC35 Carbon 50mm deep rim
# FFWD decals under clear coat
# DT Swiss 240s hubs
# DT Aerolite spokes aero blade (0.9*2.3mm)
# 20H front wheel laced radially
# 24H Rear wheel laced 2 X
# Spokes are lightweight and have high fatigue-resistance
# DT Pro Lock Brass nipples.
# Rider weight limit: 80kg
# Hand built in The Netherlands by Zoran
# Supplied with high quality well paddded wheel bags, quick release set & brake pads
# Weight - 660g front, 795g rear
https://www.totalcycling.com/index.ph...H_F5R_240.html
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I was in contact with Zoran regarding some hubs last summer. Seems like a decent guy.
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Not if you're over 80 kilos.
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Oof. I just did the google converter and discovered I'm at 79.9 kg. Waitress! Hold my pie, please.
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Wow, 80 kilos ain't a whole lot. That's 176 lbs., or rather, basically what I weigh.
Must not be great carbon since 240s hubs and Aerolites are strong. They use the same DT parts in Reynolds wheels (DV46, SDV66) with NO rider weight limit.
Must not be great carbon since 240s hubs and Aerolites are strong. They use the same DT parts in Reynolds wheels (DV46, SDV66) with NO rider weight limit.
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