Upragde wheels
supers
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Hi
I've been riding my CAAD8 with Shimano RS010s for the past year. I'm starting to get the n+1 itch, but have decided to upgrade my wheels first in the hope it goes away.
Anyway, I've been looking at the following:
Fulcrum Quattros
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/fulcrum-racing- ... lset-2016/
Fulcrum Racing 3s
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/fulcrum-racing- ... -wheelset/
Campagnolo Zonda C17
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/campagnolo-zonda-c17-wheelset/
Which would people recommend? My main riding tends to be leisure rides in the evening and weekend.
Would I see the £80 difference between the Quattros and the 3s/C17?
How big of an improvement would the 3 wheelsets be over my current RS010s?
Thanks
I've been riding my CAAD8 with Shimano RS010s for the past year. I'm starting to get the n+1 itch, but have decided to upgrade my wheels first in the hope it goes away.
Anyway, I've been looking at the following:
Fulcrum Quattros
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/fulcrum-racing- ... lset-2016/
Fulcrum Racing 3s
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/fulcrum-racing- ... -wheelset/
Campagnolo Zonda C17
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/campagnolo-zonda-c17-wheelset/
Which would people recommend? My main riding tends to be leisure rides in the evening and weekend.
Would I see the £80 difference between the Quattros and the 3s/C17?
How big of an improvement would the 3 wheelsets be over my current RS010s?
Thanks
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Well the weight of the Quattros is very similar to what you have now, so you probably won't notice any difference with those.
But I would personally look at changing your tyres before changing wheels as depending on what you have now, they can make a bigger difference.0 -
It wont go away.
But a Caad 8 with Zonda C17s is a good set up.0 -
To get a decent bang for your buck look at getting the C17s fitted right out of the box with Conti GP4000sII tyres.0
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Using gatorskins folding clinchers at the moment (quite like not having punctures, none in 2500 miles), C17s were my preference, have read about difficulties with sourcing spokes though.0
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SuperS wrote:Using gatorskins folding clinchers at the moment (quite like not having punctures, none in 2500 miles), C17s were my preference, have read about difficulties with sourcing spokes though.
bike-components.de is a good source for spare Campa spokes (Eurus, Zonda, etc.). Spokes shouldn't break in these wheels though (Zonda up), because they usually come pretty good tensioned and balanced from factory.0