I don't race, at least not in any organized manner. I do ride a few times a week with an ad hoc group. I'm not talented; better on longer hills; terrible at accelerations and sprints; I'm just trying to improve against myself only.
My bike is decent with alu/carbon frame, Ultegra, FSA and Keo pedals. However, it's got some low-end wheels: Shimano 500. The wheels have never given me any problems (at least not with Conti Grand Prix 4000 tires) but they aren't particularly attractive either, comparatively to the rest of the bike.
I truly enjoy biking and I ride the hell out of bike at least 6 days/200 miles per week. What benefit would I gain from upgrading my wheels for the type of riding I do?
Thanks,
My bike is decent with alu/carbon frame, Ultegra, FSA and Keo pedals. However, it's got some low-end wheels: Shimano 500. The wheels have never given me any problems (at least not with Conti Grand Prix 4000 tires) but they aren't particularly attractive either, comparatively to the rest of the bike.
I truly enjoy biking and I ride the hell out of bike at least 6 days/200 miles per week. What benefit would I gain from upgrading my wheels for the type of riding I do?
Thanks,