[andydave]

Is there something I should know about Campy wheels? I don't see as many of them out there as I would expect. The reviews on Campy wheels that I do see seem to say good things. I'm am seriously considering a pair of Eurus, but wanted to investigate before making the plung. The wheels would go on a bike with Shimano DA components (is this a biking no-no - mixing Campy and Shimano?)

 

[roleur]

let's see...

Is there something I should know about Campy wheels? I don't see as many of them out there as I would expect. The reviews on Campy wheels that I do see seem to say good things. I'm am seriously considering a pair of Eurus, but wanted to investigate before making the plung. The wheels would go on a bike with Shimano DA components (is this a biking no-no - mixing Campy and Shimano?)

Too expensive for many of us...

That, and I would most certainly break them.

 

[terry b]

3 pairs are on my bikes. I suspect that you may or may not see them in bushels, depending on where you live. Out here in the hinterlands, I don't see them often either.

I like them though - no complaints. I don't baby them and they keep turning just like when they were new.

Neutrons are my favorites.

 

[Juanmoretime]

Weighing at 175, my Eurus wheels have over...

3,000 miles on them and are still as true as the day I bought them and they have never been trued. Putting Campy wheels on Shimano, sure as long as their the ones set up for Shimano cassette. While I do see people riding Campy wheels, I live in a community that has a large number of cyclists, I'm the only one riding Eurus wheels that I know of here.

 

[Coolhand]

While Campy pre-built wheels are not super common, they are well built.

However, handbuilt wheels using Campy hubs are alot more common. Having a set of Record or Chorus hubs laced up with DT Revolution or Sapim CXray spokes to Mavic, Velocity or DT Swiss (my current favs) rims is a great option.