I need a new wheels, my weight 240 lbs...

camilorosso
camilorosso Posts: 16
edited October 2017 in Road buying advice
Good day,

I need your advice about a new wheels, my weight is a 240 lbs, the actually wheels broke to much the spokes, i have 600 dollars for the wheels, i dont like the carbon......my bike is a Giant TCR advanced ultegra PR2 giant wheels

thanks for your time.

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  • camilorosso
    camilorosso Posts: 16
    PD: the store online in USA
  • mrb123
    mrb123 Posts: 4,619
    I don't really understand the question, but I suspect the answer is handbuilt wheels.
  • OnTheRopes
    OnTheRopes Posts: 460
    Campagnolo Zonda's worth a look. Campag state maximum rider weight of 240lbs so you are just in, but lose a couple of lbs and no problem. I use Zondas and found them to be pretty bomb proof and quite fast
  • camilorosso
    camilorosso Posts: 16
    Campagnolo says on his website that the weight is over 82 kg you should constantly check the wheels, which may have problem.

    i think, i need wheels with 34 o 36 spokes, but i dont know this wheels
  • ck101
    ck101 Posts: 222
    This one's been done to death on these threads. Have a search.

    The answer is always the same, handbuilt, 34 / 36 on the back & 28 / 32 on the front. Miche Primato hubs and Open Pro or DT Swiss rims.
  • vegasfoster
    vegasfoster Posts: 59
    I am assuming you need rim wheels, if you don't care about wheel weight then I would get these http://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product2_1 ... _603921_-1 can remove the stickers if too much. I have these and price is real nice, they roll nice, stay true, and solid, but pretty heavy. If care about wheel weight, then maybe these ones https://www.huntbikewheels.com/collecti ... er-jan-wk4 A little over budget though. Can do custom someplace like this http://www.wheelbuilder.com/custom-road-wheels/ Wheelbuilder gets average reviews though that I've see, maybe search and find a better place.
  • camilorosso
    camilorosso Posts: 16
    Recomend me a online usa store
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    This is basically a UK forum, probably better to ask for US shops on a US forum. Or just listen to vegasfoster who already did.

    Or try Google.
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  • cycleclinic
    cycleclinic Posts: 6,865
    actually the answer is not Mavic open pro (narrow and shallow version) rims or DT swiss rims although there is one DT rim that would work but there are other rims too.

    In the USA I dont know who you would go too but look at Kinlin XR31T and build with washers (bike hubstore) or the H plus son archetype from who knows but google probably does.
    32 spoke rear should be enough with triple butted spokes with the Kinlin rim or DT swiss RR511, If you go with the archetype then a 36 spoke rear is a better as the rim is not as stiff.
    http://www.thecycleclinic.co.uk -wheel building and other stuff.
  • imposter2.0
    imposter2.0 Posts: 12,028
    camilorosso wrote:
    i dont like the carbon......my bike is a Giant TCR advanced

    I've got some bad news for you...
  • svetty
    svetty Posts: 1,904
    Incidentally this thread has reminded me that it looks as if Ugo has followed through on his stated intention of stopping posting.....just thought it was worth commenting.
    FFS! Harden up and grow a pair :D
  • shortfall
    shortfall Posts: 3,288
    Svetty wrote:
    Incidentally this thread has reminded me that it looks as if Ugo has followed through on his stated intention of stopping posting.....just thought it was worth commenting.

    Think you're right which is a shame.
  • webboo
    webboo Posts: 6,087
    Svetty wrote:
    Incidentally this thread has reminded me that it looks as if Ugo has followed through on his stated intention of stopping posting.....just thought it was worth commenting.
    He is still posting in the metric century challenge.

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