In a dream world why not consider the Zipp 303's? The tubular will save about 1 lb of weight between
the two wheels. I'll bet that they'd climb a hill on their own <G>. In my real world, I'm riding
Mavic ceramic open pros, double butted spokes and record hubs.
Lanny "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <
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> aeklaw-<< I've heard alot of good things about American Classics 420s.
Any
> opinions? I'm 6' 180-185 # and have REV-Xs currently. I'm looking for a good racing wheelset that
> I can train with also.
>
> I would and always do, recommend finding a good local wheelbuulder and
have
> them design a wheelset specifically for you and your needs...This one
would be
> cheaper, perform the same(or better-the AC wheeslet is a 'little' light
for
> you, IMO, particularly if you are gonna use it everyday), will use easy to obtain parts and it
> would cost much less...
>
>
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