[PinarelloFan]

I'm 185 lbs (max) .. Is there a weight limit on these . Does anyone around this weight ride on them or have in the past..

PS: this is not a thread on " can i get better or lighter or faster wheels " in this price range ..But will they have a decent lifetime for a rider who isn't 150 lbs

 

[yanksphan]

No weight limit on any of the Campagnolo product - however - the company line with regards to rider size has always been:

Campagnolo products are designed with racers in mind. Most racers are around 140-160lbs. If you are above that weight range, you may experience the need for more frequent maintenance.

 

[wankski]

i beat the living snot out of my low profile campys... i'm only a hair lighter than u...i think u'll be fine.

people around that weight have marvelled at the strength and reliability of neutrons and protons before them AFAIK...

 

[PinarelloFan]

No weight limit on any of the Campagnolo product - however - the company line with regards to rider size has always been:

Campagnolo products are designed with racers in mind. Most racers are around 140-160lbs. If you are above that weight range, you may experience the need for more frequent maintenance.

I have seen this posted before , but it's general and doesn't help me . I have 04 and 08 Zonda's and that statement on the site includes those wheels as well . The strenth and durability has to be some what different across campys full line of wheels. Thats why I need feedback from people who ride um at my weight.. Thanks for the input though

 

[wankski]

04 zondas are campys best alu wheel IMHO... how does urs comapre to the 08s u are running.... have u compared actual weights on both, just curious...

 

[boblikesbikes]

215 and so far, no issues with mine. I think these are the wheels that Magnus won the 2004 Paris-Roubaix with. And he's a pretty big guy...