Review Options:
Sorted by Latest Review | Sort by Best Rating |
|
Reviews 1 - 5 (6 Reviews Total)
|
| Next 5 |
User Reviews
Overall Rating:
Value Rating:
Submitted by
Mathew
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: February 11, 2011
Strengths: relatively lightWeaknesses: Both front and rear wheel are less than stiff. Riding out of saddle lets the front wheel swing. I am not a heavy weight (165).
Rear hub shows signifikant play after less than one year and isn't adjustable.Bottom Line: Rim of Rear Wheel cracked around every spoke atteched to the casette side of the hub after about 1000 miles. Torelli didn'r wanted to replace it for free just offered a discount on anew one.
Favorite Ride: Stelvio
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At: bikereligion Irvine
Similar Products Used: Campagnola Zonda. Somewhat heavier but much faster. Stiff like a brick! Same price.
Overall Rating:
Value Rating:
Submitted by
metalmtn
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: February 6, 2009
Strengths: fast rolling, strong, 1558g on my scale, holding up super good, i could go on and on.Weaknesses: do not come w/skewersBottom Line: not so flashy wheelset? i like alittle flash
Favorite Ride: casitas pass
Price Paid:
$399.00
Purchased At: metalmtn cycling
Similar Products Used: am-classic sprint 350
Bike Setup: torelli monefalco w/ sram red, fsa bar,stem,seatpost
Overall Rating:
Value Rating:
Submitted by
LeMond1
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: December 22, 2008
Strengths: 1550 grams at $300
hold up well with daily riding
Weaknesses: none.......no skewers?Bottom Line: When I built my bike I was trying to save some $ for a carbon wheelset. I needed to get something on the bike to ride. I was looking at some alloy wheels that I could get a deal on. For $300 w/shipping and at 1550 grams these wheels are unbeatable! Have put about a 1000 miles on them with no problems.
Favorite Ride: any where
Price Paid:
$279.00
Purchased At: Beyond Bikes
Similar Products Used: Mavic, Spinergy, Wolber
Bike Setup: Ridley Carbon, Dura Ace, Zipp bars-stem.
Stronglight pulsion cranks. FSA seatpost.
Prologo saddle. Time pedals.
Overall Rating: Value Rating:
Submitted by
Davefromaine
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: September 2, 2008
Strengths: Light weight for the price - stiff for climbing. Simple cassette-carrier changing.Weaknesses: Stiffer ride on harsh roads - good thing I ride steel!Bottom Line: Beautiful wheel set. Weighs 1550 grams on my digital scale (vs. advertised 1510). Came with rim tape and cassette lock-ring, but no skewers. Ride is very stiff compared to my old Spox set, but much lighter - you can feel the improvement in climbs.
I got the Campagnolo cassette-carrier. Be careful mounting a 9-speed Campy cassette - you'll need a thin shim to keep the lockring from going too deep and rubbing on the seal. I left it out at first and it bound up a bit. Perfect with the shim. Probably not a concern with 10 or 11 speed.
So far so good - love 'em!
Favorite Ride: Streaked Mountain Road
Price Paid:
$320.00
Purchased At: Beyond Bikes dot Com
Similar Products Used: Spox, Rolf Vector Comp
Bike Setup: Merckx Corsa 0.1 with Record-9
Overall Rating: Value Rating:
Submitted by
Gram
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: March 2, 2008
Strengths: These are really quite good. Having ridden Eastons, hand built Mavics, sew-ups and clinchers,and others, in comparison, these wheels have been holding up quite well and meet all the criteria that most cyclist want: Light weight, durability, low cost and high performance.Weaknesses: Lack brand recognition, if that is an issue.Bottom Line: Skeptical at first because of price, not brand. It is obvious that Torelli out-sources their products, but since most cycling products are, I decided to take a chance.
Favorite Ride: Most...
Price Paid:
$185.00
Purchased At: bike shop
Similar Products Used: Easton, Mavic, hand built, Shimano.
Bike Setup: Giant TCR, 10s Dura-ace, Ritchey.
|
Reviews 1 - 5 (6 Reviews Total)
|
| Next 5 |
Review Options:
Sorted by Latest Review | Sort by Best Rating |
