Flo Wheels
jacksoneaker
Posts: 60
I have been bit by the upgrade bug.
In my quest to find the perfect upgrade wheels, I have come upon a company know as flo cycles. They seem to have amazing prices and that new-fangled toroidal shape that envy and zipp use, at a third of cost.
It's not in my budget now to get some carbon clinchers, so I have concluded that I need a training style rim like the flo 30. Has tha fancy aero shape at a shallower depth and is only $500! (400 pounds!)
Does anyone have any expirience with this company? I know their sales structure is wierd, but they seem to be a great deal!
In my quest to find the perfect upgrade wheels, I have come upon a company know as flo cycles. They seem to have amazing prices and that new-fangled toroidal shape that envy and zipp use, at a third of cost.
It's not in my budget now to get some carbon clinchers, so I have concluded that I need a training style rim like the flo 30. Has tha fancy aero shape at a shallower depth and is only $500! (400 pounds!)
Does anyone have any expirience with this company? I know their sales structure is wierd, but they seem to be a great deal!
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Maybe you should also check out Soul Wheels too; see: http://2013.bikesoul.com/s3-0/0
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I have the linked wheels but to be honest I wouldn't buy again. Don't get me wrong they have been ok but I think the custom built market place is much better for rims nowadays vs when it was 4 years ago. If you want a c30mm rin to be "semi aero" then look no further than the Kinlin 31T, which is wide, relatively light and seemingly strong and reliable.froze wrote:Maybe you should also check out Soul Wheels too; see: http://2013.bikesoul.com/s3-0/0
