Wheel upgrade

andy 3654
andy 3654 Posts: 183
edited January 2013 in Road general
Hello once again, just looking for advice on what would be a good upgrade for the wheels I have
I ride a Giant defy comp 2 with their own PR-2'S. I'm not overly bothered about being as light as a feather but want something that will be stable and have confidence with. Sticking with 23 tryes as well don't know if that will make much difference.
Thanks in advance and hope every one had good festive period.

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  • chrisaonabike
    chrisaonabike Posts: 1,914
    Interested in any replies myself. Not really looking to upgrade, but I have the PR-2s too, I'd be curious to know how they stack up.
    Is the gorilla tired yet?
  • smoggysteve
    smoggysteve Posts: 2,909
    How much are you willing to pay?
  • andy 3654
    andy 3654 Posts: 183
    about £500
  • smoggysteve
    smoggysteve Posts: 2,909
    Fulcrum 3s
  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,312
    If you want wheels that feel stable, yet are light, 23 mm rims are for you... This is a good one and at your budget you can afford quality hubs too...

    http://paolocoppo.drupalgardens.com/con ... -good-rims
    left the forum March 2023
  • Wobblehead
    Wobblehead Posts: 264
    If you can stretch to £570, Fulcrum 1 from Merlin
  • EarlyGo
    EarlyGo Posts: 281
    With that budget, handbuilts are surely the way ahead? Purpose built for your requirements and with a set of 'hubs for life'!

    Reagards, EarlyGo
  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,312
    EarlyGo wrote:
    With that budget, handbuilts are surely the way ahead? Purpose built for your requirements and with a set of 'hubs for life'!

    Reagards, EarlyGo

    ... and about handbuilts
    http://paolocoppo.drupalgardens.com/con ... nd-fiction

    Apologies for the numerous references to my new blog, but I find it easier and more enjoyable to write there, rather than repeating myself on a daily basis... plus I can add nice photos... :D
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  • Hubmeister
    Hubmeister Posts: 8
    Shimano RS80's,had mine for 2 years, done loads of miles on them, solid,reasonably lightweight & easy to service.
    Should have plenty of change for some good tyres too.
  • domgears
    domgears Posts: 135
    Wobblehead wrote:
    If you can stretch to £570, Fulcrum 1 from Merlin

    /\ This or one step further, can get Fulcrum Racing Zeros for 595 Euros from bike-discount.de

    I have had Racing 3s on a previous bike, excellent bombproof wheels, I am now using the Zeros which I got from the very same site, amazing wheels, bombproof, light and sexy, what more could you wish for.
    FCN = 4
    Cervelo R3-SL
    http://i1325.photobucket.com/albums/u630/DomMcSg/Bike1.jpg
  • lostboysaint
    lostboysaint Posts: 4,250
    Handbuilts.
    Trail fun - Transition Bandit
    Road - Wilier Izoard Centaur/Cube Agree C62 Disc
    Allround - Cotic Solaris

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