Wheels again..
jedi1967
Posts: 38
I know it has been asked before but.
I am after a new set of wheels to replace the old Jalco Gx460 's.That came with bike.
I was thinking of about £200 or less
FOR.. sportives, Climing in the alps ,Training rides.
I am at the moment.. 82 kg, 44 year old,riding a old scot s30. "Until money comes in for new a bike." :?
all help thanks upfront.
I am after a new set of wheels to replace the old Jalco Gx460 's.That came with bike.
I was thinking of about £200 or less
FOR.. sportives, Climing in the alps ,Training rides.
I am at the moment.. 82 kg, 44 year old,riding a old scot s30. "Until money comes in for new a bike." :?
all help thanks upfront.
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It has indeed been ask before and the answers you will get will be the same.
Use the search and make an informed choice from there.Yellow is the new Black.0 -
I really like the Fulcrum Racing 5s. Not the lightest (but still 1.7kg) but very robust and reliable. I am heavier than you (97kg) and have no issues with them at all. Currently on offer all over the place at your budget.Trail fun - Transition Bandit
Road - Wilier Izoard Centaur/Cube Agree C62 Disc
Allround - Cotic Solaris0 -
lostboysaint wrote:I really like the Fulcrum Racing 5s. Not the lightest (but still 1.7kg) but very robust and reliable. I am heavier than you (97kg) and have no issues with them at all. Currently on offer all over the place at your budget.
I seen these but they say "training wheel set" !!.0 -
At the budget you state they will all generally be training wheels. This does not make them bad.
'Race' wheels are lighter and cost a lot more than £200. Then you start with Aero wheels, climbing wheels etc etc. depending on your use/requirements.Yellow is the new Black.0 -
Fulcrum Racing 5s
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Fulcrum Racing 7's0 -
Absolute Cycles are doing shimano RS30 for £144 with free delivery, just had a set nice wheels.0