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01-04.-2008, 10:54 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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calling all wheel gurus!!!
I am getting ready to get some new wheels for racing only...
might try a different strategy as my last 'boutique' wheelset ended in tears (cracked mavic krysiums-ouch) Im a borderline clydesdale so want durability/aero/reliability what would be a good combination of parts to hand over to a good wheelbuilder...( yes I do have the man to do the job) any wheel gurus out there listening!!!!????? |
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01-04.-2008, 10:56 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Thornbury, Vic
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Re: calling all wheel gurus!!!
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how much money do you have to spend... and what is your weight. What is your balance between aero/durability? Mavic Krysiums are hardly boutique though.
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01-04.-2008, 11:46 PM
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Re: calling all wheel gurus!!!
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Describe you and your riding needs. shimano or Campagnolo? Tubular or clincher? Big $? DT, shimano, Campag hubs. Velocity, Mavic or DT rims, DT or Sapim spokes, designed well. If ya 'got a man to do the job', what does he say? |
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