Disc Road wheels less than £250

durhamwasp

Looking for recommendation!

Just bought a Cannondale Caadx 105 SE in sales (£830). It's got 37mm tyres on its current wheels and want to buy a second set of wheels to put a set of road tyres on and use in winter etc. Then I can just switch between wheels depending on the terrain.

So, looking for the best disc wheels I can get for £250 or less, guess the lighter the better.

Thanks

Darius_Jedburgh

I'm very close to selling my Hunt 4 Seasons disc wheels. Only ever used on road on my No 2 bike, so light mileage. V. Good condition. Will be well within your budget.

paul1000

Superstar components

Longshot

Mavic Aksium Discs can be got for that price. Not the most exotic wheels in the world but widely used and you can't go too far wrong with them at that price point.

loobster

Franco di Banco wrote:

I'm very close to selling my Hunt 4 Seasons disc wheels. Only ever used on road on my No 2 bike, so light mileage. V. Good condition. Will be well within your budget.

can you please PM me if you do decide to sell them. Are they quick release?

joe_totale-2

https://www.evanscycles.com/fulcrum-rac ... 8NEALw_wcB

Seem a good price to me for decent wheels. Also Evans have 10% BC Discount.

apreading

Evans changed their terms since the buyout - now only 10% discount on full RRP.

Matthewfalle

planet x are punting wheels out in your price range

#budgetaryconstraints

super_davo

Prime wheels are very light for the money. 1650g, £180

https://www.wiggle.co.uk/prime-race-disc-road-wheelset/

If you were able to completely blow your budget then this is an excellent deal including tyres etc:

https://www.wiggle.co.uk/prime-rr-50-se ... -wheelset/

(and remember you'll never wear out the rims and you don't have to worry about carbon wet weather braking etc....)

I've got a Prime Pro disc set on my winter bike @ 1500g, which was a really noticable difference vs the 2100g Mavic Aksiums that came stock with the bike. They have usually been in your budget range but at the moment they are not discounted at all so £350. The major drawback with the wheels is the bearings are not as well sealed or robust as some - I got 18 months out of mine though much of that riding was wet weather winter riding. However, they are quite easy to change, standard size, and I was able to get a full set of replacements for £8.

Matthewfalle

super_davo wrote:

Prime wheels are very light for the money. 1650g, £180

https://www.wiggle.co.uk/prime-race-disc-road-wheelset/

If you were able to completely blow your budget then this is an excellent deal including tyres etc:

https://www.wiggle.co.uk/prime-rr-50-se ... -wheelset/

(and remember you'll never wear out the rims and you don't have to worry about carbon wet weather braking etc....)

I've got a Prime Pro disc set on my winter bike @ 1500g, which was a really noticable difference vs the 2100g Mavic Aksiums that came stock with the bike. They have usually been in your budget range but at the moment they are not discounted at all so £350. The major drawback with the wheels is the bearings are not as well sealed or robust as some - I got 18 months out of mine though much of that riding was wet weather winter riding. However, they are quite easy to change, standard size, and I was able to get a full set of replacements for £8.

just as good if not better than Hunts but less than half the price. good call that man

#wigglevalue