ball bearing wrote:I have a friend who owns a bike shop and he says to stay away from a wheel with non-standard spokes
clydesmcdale wrote: what would be the problem with specific proprietary spokes?
clydesmcdale wrote:ball bearing wrote:I have a friend who owns a bike shop and he says to stay away from a wheel with non-standard spokes
Why would that be? I understand there may at times be a lead time getting a replacement spoke, but if your LBS mech holds the appropriate stock for quick replacement, what would be the problem with specific proprietary spokes?
themerlin wrote:Wow ordered Friday and turned up today (Monday) hope the wheels are that fast
sir_camel wrote:themerlin wrote:Wow ordered Friday and turned up today (Monday) hope the wheels are that fast
Yep my Zondas arrived today after ordering on Thursday. Couldn't ask for better. Thanks Wiggle.
ajmit3 wrote:More spam here - done about 5000km on the pro lite braciannos and I'm very happy with them , they are light and bomb proof... Excellent value for the $$
clydesmcdale wrote:I've also just picked up some Zondas from wiggle, after 150km or so this week I'm loving them. Significantly stiffer than my stock RS10 wheels leading to climbing being a lot more responsive.
At under $400 for wheels that are rated up to 109kg that look as hot as they do... Can't go wrong.
jheeno wrote:thread digging
but what do people thing about New old stock (appear to be the 2009 model Ksyrium ELITE)
http://www.cyclingdeal.com.au/buy/mavic-ksyrium-elite-road-bike-wheelset-f-r/KSY-ELITE
jacks1071 wrote:jheeno wrote:thread digging
but what do people thing about New old stock (appear to be the 2009 model Ksyrium ELITE)
http://www.cyclingdeal.com.au/buy/mavic-ksyrium-elite-road-bike-wheelset-f-r/KSY-ELITE
The Bracciano's are better in everyway and you can get current model stock with full warranty and local support for less than NOS Ksyrium's.
http://www.pro-liteoz.com/store/index.p ... oductId=19
slowK wrote:I'm thinking of getting these:
http://beta.bikesoul.com/s2/
About $510 delivered, 1295g, wide rimmed.
Got a quick response from Sean via email when I had an enquiry. Showed the website to a workmate - he ordered a set yesterday.
MarkG wrote:Fulcrum Zero or 1's - both excellent, bullet proof wheels with exceptional hubs and no weight limit.
jacks1071 wrote:I wouldn't - do a search and you'll find very mixed reviews on their products and service.
antipodean wrote:jacks1071 wrote:I wouldn't - do a search and you'll find very mixed reviews on their products and service.
Pretty poor form here especially from a supposedly reputable supplier.
antipodean wrote:jacks1071 wrote:I wouldn't - do a search and you'll find very mixed reviews on their products and service.
Pretty poor form here especially from a supposedly reputable supplier.
jacks1071 wrote:Pleanty of guys in Brisbane on Bracciano's who I'm sure would be only too happy to help you out with a test ride. If you pop a post on here, one of the team riders I'm sure will take you out and swap wheels with you for the ride:
https://www.facebook.com/JSSCT
Alternately, buy a set - if you don't think they are a better thing that you've already got, return them and I'll give you your money back.
skull wrote:A wheelset for less that $400?
And considered better than Mavic Ksyrium elites??
Must have
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