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John Tobakos
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: December 21, 2011
Strengths: Light weight. Durability. Fair price.Weaknesses: Not aero.Bottom Line: I had a 4 year old American Classic Sprinter 350's. The old 350's didn't like 11 speed Campagnolo Cassettes. And I wanted an affordable, light weight, clincher for climbing. No set of wheels matches Sprinter's weight, price, and durability. I put TUFO tubular clinchers on the new wheels. After a 2 week breakin (I did nothing but ride them), I did the Cherohola Challenge. I am 6 feet, 185 pounds, the AC wheels were up for the Challenge more than I was. They preformed flawlessly. The spin up quickly, hold speed, and can take a beating. Excellent all around wheels.
Favorite Ride: Cherohola Challenge
Price Paid:
$900.00
Purchased At: Outdoor Venture Bike
Similar Products Used: Old American Classics.Richie Comp, FSA 50 mm carbon tubulars
Bike Setup: Aegis Victory frame, Campagnolo Record 11, Deda Newton Deep Drop Bars, Deda Newton Stem, FSA seat post, Campagnolo Chorus water bottle cages, Specialize Saddle
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