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hey has anyone got any feedback about these wheels?
Ive googled till blue in the face and cant seem to find a thing They are bucket loads cheaper than the alternatives and just wondering if this is related more to exchange rate or product quality? Thanks Simon |
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"Simon" wrote in message . au...
hey has anyone got any feedback about these wheels? Ive googled till blue in the face and cant seem to find a thing They are bucket loads cheaper than the alternatives and just wondering if this is related more to exchange rate or product quality? Thanks Simon That depends what you think the alternatives are. They are cheaper than other expensive prebuilt low spoke count wheels, I guess being made in Australia helps there, but for the same or less money you could get a very nice set of standard wheels built that would be as light or lighter and much stronger, though maybe not quite as aero. I have seen 2 standard spartacus rear wheels (not the pro model) have problems at races this season, 1 broken spoke and 1 completely loose spoke. FYI I race on 32 spoke wheels with Campag Daytona hubs, Velocity Aerohead rims and DT 14/15/14 double butted spokes. They are quite light, strong and if something does break they will be very easy and cheap to fix. Bruce Dickson ---------------------------------------------------------- The bike should be light, simple, and reliable. Of course, reliability is infinitely more important than light weight, because there's nothing slower than a broken bike Adam Myerson 25/10/01 bike.com |
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"Simon" wrote: hey has anyone got any feedback about these wheels? Ive googled till blue in the face and cant seem to find a thing They are bucket loads cheaper than the alternatives and just wondering ifthis is related more to exchange rate or product quality? Thanks Simon I had a set for about a month and was bitterly disappointed with them, however my riding partner reckons they are ok. I am now riding mavic Cosmos wheels (old stock, last years model) They seem to suit me better. The Aero's continuallly pulled spoles on me and I am not by any stretch of the imagination a rider that puts much strain on any wheel. (57, Overweight and an amputee) So I would like myself to see if any other rider has had the same problem with these wheels. Hop |
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