Excel Sports Swiss Comps??? Does anyone have these??? Need opinions

[aih312]

Hi...need some opinions..I just ordered these wheels..My Mavic Ksyriums Elites are just not cutting it...they are always going out of true..I only weight 150...I dont have a subaru behing me giving me new aero wheels everytime they go out of whack, so I decided to get some hand builts...what do you guys think???????


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Terrific choice for strength, value, and performance. The Swiss Comp wheels are strong enough to hold up to heavier riders and a lot of hard miles. The gram-conscious will still find them plenty light enough for climbing and racing. They feature the DT 340s hub to help achieve low weight and bullet-proof strength. These wheels are hand-build by our staff of DT certified wheel builders in Boulder, Colorado and have the ride quality and ease of maintenance only found in hand-built wheels.

FeaturesDT Swiss 340 black hub
DT Revolution spokes non drive/14-15g spokes drive side
silver alloy nipples
DT RR1.1 Black rim
<li>860 gramsOther notes

 

[Felt_Rider]

This may be helpful concerning DT Swiss

http://www.cyclingforums.com/showthread.php?p=2662078#post2662078

http://www.cyclingforums.com/showpost.php?p=2661920&postcount=9

I am planning on ordering a hand built set this weekend from Joe Young.

 

[aih312]

This may be helpful concerning DT Swiss

http://www.cyclingforums.com/showthread.php?p=2662078#post2662078

http://www.cyclingforums.com/showpost.php?p=2661920&postcount=9

I am planning on ordering a hand built set this weekend from Joe Young.

Hey thanks for the quick response!!!

 

[Felt_Rider]

I weigh a bit more than you and I am going with the 240s hubs, RR1.1 rims, 28 on the front and 32 on the rear.

If you don't mind a little extra cost and you want a lighter wheel set at your weight I believe the 240s would also be a sturdy wheel set, but a little more expensive. Of course builders like Excel or Joe can really help you on the decision.