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Alex Simatos
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: March 13, 2010
Strengths: Held true under some pretty rough riding conditions and are reasonabily priced.Weaknesses: A little heavy for the more picky of riders.Bottom Line: These wheels are great! For a beginner or a pro for training purposes. They durable I've been on group rides where I have hit some pretty hard bumps and they have held true. They are a little heavy, but other than that great. Makes a great first up grade or backup set.
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jyeager
a Triathlete
from Date Reviewed: October 11, 2007
Strengths: Looks - they have black spokes with exagerated blades (maybe 3/8 inch wide) which looks really cool especially since my road bike has a black scheme going.Weaknesses: Heavy.Bottom Line: I bought these wheels more or less on a whim when they were on special from Nashbar. I wanted a spare wheelset for training and for backup use. My 'nice' set of wheels are borderline in terms of strength for my weight (200lbs) so I thought it would be smart to leave them solely for racing.
These came with tires and tubes already mounted in the box which also saved another $50ish.
I got an inexpensive Ultegra cassette from e-bay and had a fine set of spare wheels for cheap.
They seem more than strong enough and the supplied tires/tubes perform well for training purposes.
At the price they were a bargain.
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$250.00
Purchased At: Nashbar
Bike Setup: Road bike: vintage steel, dura-ace
TT bike: Leader 735TT, dura-ace
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