Hi all
Thinking of some new wheels and been looking at these (looking at clinchers).
Or what about Mavics, or Pro Lites?
Any opinions? What about weight limits? I currently weigh 85kg's
All opinions gratefully accepted!
cheers
Glenn
New Wheels
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New WheelsHi all
Thinking of some new wheels and been looking at these (looking at clinchers). Or what about Mavics, or Pro Lites? Any opinions? What about weight limits? I currently weigh 85kg's All opinions gratefully accepted! cheers Glenn -----------
"Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever" Lance Armstrong
Re: New WheelsSorry, I should have added that I am looking at 1500g or less.
cheers Glenn -----------
"Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever" Lance Armstrong
Re: New WheelsNo problems with Pro-Lite from my perspective Glenn, solid with good hubs tho' mine are heavier than your limit. They will have something to suit.
Shaun ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
London Boy 29/12/2011
Re: New Wheelsi found myself in the same situation a few weeks back...ended up buying pro-lites...both the merano and bracciano in the end...
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Pro-Lite Bracciano is sub 1500g http://www.pro-liteoz.com/store/index.p ... oductId=19 Our Website is: http://www.pro-liteoz.com Find us on Facebook by searching for "Pro-Lite Australia"
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Depending on the batch you get... I bought a pair from you guys recently and they were a tad over 1500g without skewers. ![]()
Re: New Wheelsi got a set of shimano rs80's, about 1400grms for $445 from CRC....a few weeks ago, acually the price has gawn up since i bought them
A good set so far http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=76735 Last edited by orbeas on Sun Oct 14, 2012 10:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Orbea Euskaltel:Ultegra,Durace,RS80
Orbea Erandio Hybrid
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There isn't really much batch variation. The advertised weight is the bare wheels without rim tape and spoke braces - I'm guessing you had tape and braces fitted? The last set I checked were 1482g on a calibrated scale. Our Website is: http://www.pro-liteoz.com Find us on Facebook by searching for "Pro-Lite Australia"
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Yes I included tape & braces - thought the listed weights just excluded skewers (you don't state what the weights include on your website). FYI, your listed weights are: Front 618 g / Rear 864 g My weights were: Front 639 g / Rear 865 g Only the rear has the spoke braces so its strange that my front wheel was significantly heavier than your listed weight ![]()
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That's a good price on a very good wheelset, though weight weenies list the RS80s as just on 1500g. FWIW I went with the braccianos and I weigh 85kg. Very happy with the wheels. 2011 Orbea Onix | Giant Defy Commuter | Giant XTC 29er
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loaded weight with back pack im 87kg and find the rs80 wheels handle it.. Orbea Euskaltel:Ultegra,Durace,RS80
Orbea Erandio Hybrid
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