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cervelo-sugino-wheels

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  1. Hi Folks;
    Follow up question on the Cervelo R3 with the sugino triple. Someone
    mentioned wheels: I'd like to get some suggestions. I want to
    experience the new technology for myself. Did 180 miles of the
    D.D.this year On a TIGed steel bike with 32h dura ace hubs and Campy
    Ypsilon rims. I would not have chosen 32h wheels but they were hand-
    me downs and, pleasant surprise, they seem to be holding up?!? I am
    100kilos and relatively hard on stuff but I plan to use this bike only
    for supported rides. Want a sturdy wheelset that will make sense with
    the Cervelo and allow me to get the full experience of the new
    technology. Or Should I just get an old school wheelset built up?

  2. Zruk said:

    Hi Folks;
    Follow up question on the Cervelo R3 with the sugino triple. Someone
    mentioned wheels: I'd like to get some suggestions. I want to
    experience the new technology for myself. Did 180 miles of the
    D.D.this year On a TIGed steel bike with 32h dura ace hubs and Campy
    Ypsilon rims. I would not have chosen 32h wheels but they were hand-
    me downs and, pleasant surprise, they seem to be holding up?!? I am
    100kilos and relatively hard on stuff but I plan to use this bike only
    for supported rides. Want a sturdy wheelset that will make sense with
    the Cervelo and allow me to get the full experience of the new
    technology.

    You mean waiting a couple weeks for a replacement spoke?

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    Or Should I just get an old school wheelset built up?

    Sounds good. You can do the same things with hand builds as the
    proprietary wheels, but with normal parts--and built to your needs. If
    you're jonesing for aero spokes that are super strong--you could even
    get your moustachioed wheel guy to use some Sapim cxray spokes, which
    would look all fancy like on that Cervelo.

  3. Zruk said:

    Hi Folks;
    Follow up question on the Cervelo R3 with the sugino triple. Someone
    mentioned wheels: I'd like to get some suggestions. I want to
    experience the new technology for myself. Did 180 miles of the
    D.D.this year On a TIGed steel bike with 32h dura ace hubs and Campy
    Ypsilon rims. I would not have chosen 32h wheels but they were hand-
    me downs and, pleasant surprise, they seem to be holding up?!? I am
    100kilos and relatively hard on stuff but I plan to use this bike only
    for supported rides. Want a sturdy wheelset that will make sense with
    the Cervelo and allow me to get the full experience of the new
    technology. Or Should I just get an old school wheelset built up?

    Hard to beat a well designed and built wheelset, made just for you and
    your needs. I think you are over enamoured about any 'new technology'.
    Most of these wheels use poor hubs, aluminum spokes(poor choice) and
    are built marginally. A reliable handbuilt wheelset, built well, won't
    be flashy, decaled all over, multi colored but it will be reliable,
    get you there and probably cost less.

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