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kwyer
a TriathleteDate Reviewed: May 17, 2011
Strengths: Light, cheapest and best reduction of edge rotational weight.Weaknesses: They will not last long but then they are not meant too. Will not hold air more than a day so if you have to leave a bike in a compound overnight before a race these will not work as they will bleed down...but that is not what they are designed for.Bottom Line: I put these on the wife's sprint triathlon race wheels so they only got about 100 miles on them...which is what they are made for. Light, light, light and on light tubulars it makes a super light setup. Compared to most tubes these take a 1/4 pound of rotational weight off at the permiter of the wheel where it has the most effect. She scored #1 age groups and top 5 women's bike pace in all five or her races. She is good, but these make her better. These are strickly for TT situations like TTs and sprint triathlons...no Ironman stuff for these. Also these are really for top 5 condender class, age group or overall, people where a few seconds really do matter.
Favorite Ride: Percy Warner Park
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$60.00
Purchased At: ebay
Similar Products Used: None, not sure much else compares.
Bike Setup: Quintana Roo Tiphoon, Bontrager X lite carbon tubulars(45mm), Vittoria Evo Crono (320 ply casing - newest model).
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Robert
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: August 7, 2008
Strengths: rolling resistanceWeaknesses: easily puncturedBottom Line: Great tires, but easily punctured.
Favorite Ride: any
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$90.00
Purchased At: ?
Similar Products Used: Veloflex Record
Bike Setup: Cervelo P2K Zipp disk and Hed tri spoke
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