Yet another which wheel thread
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Yet another which wheel thread
Time for new wheels on my Merlin to replace the original Ksyrium Elites.
Narrowed down to three options (aluminum clinchers):
Mavic SLS C
Campagnolo Eurus
Fulcrum Racing Zero
Advice? Experience? Recommendations?
Thanks,
Mike
Narrowed down to three options (aluminum clinchers):
Mavic SLS C
Campagnolo Eurus
Fulcrum Racing Zero
Advice? Experience? Recommendations?
Thanks,
Mike
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I just bought a set of mavic sls for my bike and really like them so far. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the three listed but I'm sure people will suggest custom built wheels with wider rims blah blah.
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Take some masking tape and write the three options on different pieces. Put the pieces on your current front wheel and then spin it. Whichever option is closest to the fork is the one you should choose.
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