gundogblue

I just bought a Schwinn Le Tour Sport it's an entry level road bike, it only has about 200 miles on it and this morning I noticed the rear wheel is starting to go out of true. The wheels that came with the bike are Xero Shawla 280, also Im currantly 237lbs, I underwent lap band surjury and am averaging 18 lbs weight loss every 6 weeks, my goal is 190lbs. I can't find much on the net about Xero wheels, but what I have found is'nt very good so Im going to get a new wheelset. It looks to me like Neuvation wheels are a good bang for the buck, but I've also read some good things about Easton Circits as well, but I've also read some bad things about Easton's service warrenty. I currantly ride 15 miles, 5 days a week, and 28 miles on Saterday mainly to loose weight, get into shape, and I've grown to dearly love ridding when I get to my target weight and as I become a better cycleist I will be spending alot more time on my bike, so which wheel do you all think is the best bang for my buck, the Eastons or the Neuvations?
Thanks,
Paul

TnDiamondback

I have the Neuvation M28 AERO3s, I'm 205lbs and have had zero problems, I put them on my felt F90, also a entry level bike, made a big difference, have not had to touch them yet.

akeelor

I have put about 10K miles on two sets of Circuits and they have never been out of true. I weigh from 200-235lbs depending on my discipline. You would need to purchase the EA70's now as the Circuits are no longer produced.