Novotec r5 carbon clinchers.
Dodds49
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Does anyone have any experience of these wheels ? I can get a set for under £600 and would appreciate any thoughts before taking the plunge. Cheers.
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They are horrendously expensive when full price and your price make them only marginally better.
The hubs are budget and the rims are Chinese sourced... don't see what makes them better than a set of Farsports with the same hubs, which you can buy for 3-400 poundsleft the forum March 20230 -
Fair enough.
Where would your money go then.0 -
I guess it depends what you want to achieve with your moneyleft the forum March 20230
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I've just sold on a few older pairs of wheels and need a set for my sl3 sworks.
Will be used for dry days, sportives, windy TTs on the front and a few of the hilly triathlons I do. Live on the edge of Dartmoor and I'm 88kg.
Want something strong but not weighing a ton and to look good.
I'm not clued up on wheels to be honest so any advice would be good.0 -
The wheels that dare mention their name clad with Conti Sprinters will fulfill your needs.
Or Planet X.Postby team47b » Sun Jun 28, 2015 11:53 am
De Sisti wrote:
This is one of the silliest threads I've come across.
Recognition at last Matthew, well done!, a justified honoursmithy21 wrote:
He's right you know.0 -
The wheels that dare mention their name ?0
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A couple of friends have had bad experiences with those wheels. One de-laminated a rim and blew out his tyre - admittedly it was rider error on a very steep descent, but worth bearing in mind given some of the hills around Dartmoor. The other had some issue with the nipples that resulted in several spokes going mid-descent. He re-built the wheels and is still happily using them, but it's not something you would expect after a couple of hundred miles on any wheelset, let alone one retailing for over a grand.0