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Cane Creek Racing Clincher

Cane Creek Racing Clincher

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One good rim - lightweight, silver, deep-section -- done up with butted stainless, titanium and stainless spokes, and various spoke counts.



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Reviewed by: 
Jon Charlton

Review Date
May 3, 2001

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
2 Years

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Price Paid:  $450.00

Favorite Ride:
Thursday nite with my buds

Bike Setup:
CAAD3 frame, Dura Ace components (BB, hubs, cassette), Blance of groupo 6500-Ultegra-9spd-STI, Time Stilletto carbon fork, ICON handlebar-stem, Trimatic saddle, Synchros seatpost, Schwabe(sp.?) tires

Summary:
Good price-point for performance. If all you do is ride then spend the money for either a pair of FIR/ANTARAS or ZIPP/404's. I'm a local-club-racer and ride less than 15 hours/week.

Strengths:
The 30mm-deep rims provide some aero-benefit and do not become a negative with the presence of cross-winds.

Vendor is outstanding: Had a problem with the free-hub and CaneCreek replaced without question.

The 16-DB-spoke-setup on the front is great.

The 28-back is stiff for a rider weighing 165lbs.

Bearing-action is smooth.

Straight-pull-spoke with nipples-on-the-hub-side is a great technical-feature for reducing centrifical-inertia.

Weaknesses:
Free-hub engagement appears to be slow. Likely due to choice of rear-hub-internals. Can update the free-hub to Dura Ace for some inprovement.

Would like to see the vendor consider other hub internals such as Hope and EDCO bearings.

Similar Products Used:
Campagnola's Sydney-2000-rims mated with Ultegra hubset (32-spoke) - too heavy in comparison.


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Reviewed by: 
mike

Review Date
August 29, 2000

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
1 Year

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Price Paid:  $500.00 at city of bicycles

Favorite Ride:
Simi Valley winter ride

Bike Setup:
Litespeed Vortex,dura ace, litespeed goodies, basically all top of the line stuff

Summary:
I purchased the initial set after seeing them on display at the litespeed booth at the bike show. I was one of the first purchasers. Well the front Ti spokes kept popping and when they break the rim goes COMPLETELY out of TRUE. I angrily sent the set back and they sent me a 1999 set w/the new lighter hubs and only charged me shipping!! No problems since. cudos to CANE CREEK. GO W/THE TI spokes.

Strengths:
Blue Ti spokes are cool looking along w/decals. Light front wheel. good aerodynamics

Weaknesses:
Rear Ti rims feels flexy on fast decents.

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Mavic heliums


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