Anyone ride Williams Cycling System 30x?
09-13-10, 02:57 PM
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Anyone ride Williams Cycling System 30x?
If so what are your thoughts? They seem like a great all around wheel and thinking of using my Aksiums as a solid back-up set and using these as my main set.
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Yep. I started riding them when I was 220lbs and they've been solid. Hasn't needed truing. I wouldn't say 100% true, but 99%, sure. Leaps and bounds better than my stock wheels. Not to mention, if you buy them from Keith online, he's got great customer service and answers all your emails in a timely manner and ships your orders immediately.
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Not sure if this helps but one of the guys in my club has the 30 (not 30X) and is very very pleased.
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Got two sets of the 30's in the house...One for me and one for my wife...
Wheels have been great! They don't see a ton of action now, since we got a set of Psimet PT wheels, but when needed the 30's get out into action and they don't miss a beat!
Wheels have been great! They don't see a ton of action now, since we got a set of Psimet PT wheels, but when needed the 30's get out into action and they don't miss a beat!
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Over 6000 miles on my 30x's and they've never been the least bit out of true. I've never doubted that they were worth the money. My next wheels will be from Williams Cycling too.
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Thanks guys, that's great to hear. I just heard about them the other day and the price point + all the great reviews makes them too hard to pass up. I'm about 6'2" 200lbs so I think the 30x's will be the way to go. The 30x's are a little heavier but I think the 30's stop at about 190 lbs so I would juuust being pushing the limit.
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