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bretgross
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: February 9, 2010
Strengths: Attractive (they don't look like a freaking billboard!), strong enough for a larger-than-average rider, lively.Weaknesses: None detected so farBottom Line: The Velocity Aeroheads came on my new custom Zinn bike -- Ultegra hubs/36 spoke.
I'm not a small guy (6'4", 215#). The wheels are fairly light, strong, responsive and true. Carving corners, climbing, sprinting or just spinning along PCH, they are a joy.
Purchased At: Spec'd on new bike
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repartocorse40
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: February 22, 2009
Strengths: Great value, fairly decent weight for price, strong(curbs and all)Weaknesses: not very "aero" head-ish, hard to mount some conti's but no big thangBottom Line: Great training wheel. My build is heavier with stainless spokes and veloce hubs. Great all around wheels - could be entry level race for sure. I am 155lbs and my front wheel just needs the slightest bit of truing after about 2500 miles.
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$300.00
Purchased At: yellowjersey.org
Similar Products Used: deep-v's
Bike Setup: bianchi 1885
centaur/chorus mixup
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loversneedpfgeraci
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: January 12, 2009
Strengths: Lightweight, great look. These make skidding really easy too. Usually priced very reasonably also.Weaknesses: Lightweight may take away from durability, and crosswinds are a problem sometimes.Bottom Line: Favorite rim so far. Much lighter than the deep v's or any other rim really, and the silver color is really brilliant and looks great. They might not be as sturdy as others but i recommend these highly.
Favorite Ride: Tunturi fixed conversion
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