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Deep dish for about 1k

Last post 11-17-2009 8:41 PM by jeremyinlinepro. 3 replies.
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  • 11-17-2009 10:51 AM

    Deep dish for about 1k

     So who has the good recommendation/experience for around 50-60mm aero wheels for my R3. I am looking at Reynolds Assault C, Mavic Cosmic Carbone SL, Williams 58 carbon clincher. I can spend up to about $1200. I have a set of ROL Race SL which an excellent alloy wheel with 32 mm aero in case I am doing any climbing. I live in Chicago so I am intrigued by the advantages of a more aero wheel, where the added weight will probably not be much of an issue.

  • 11-17-2009 12:43 PM In reply to

    Re: Deep dish for about 1k

    operaman:

     So who has the good recommendation/experience for around 50-60mm aero wheels for my R3. I am looking at Reynolds Assault C, Mavic Cosmic Carbone SL, Williams 58 carbon clincher. I can spend up to about $1200. I have a set of ROL Race SL which an excellent alloy wheel with 32 mm aero in case I am doing any climbing. I live in Chicago so I am intrigued by the advantages of a more aero wheel, where the added weight will probably not be much of an issue.

    Just food for thought but the Reynolds and Williams do not use bladed spokes on those wheels.  It seems like it makes sense to try and get full aero advantage out of a deep rimmed wheel and without blades it would not be as fast.  The Mavics are pretty heavy even though weight is not your stated concern.  Why go heavy if you don't need to?  I recently learned about Boyd Bikes, www.boydbikes.com, no affiliation.  He has full carbon clincher and tubular wheels as deep as 88mm for $950 or less depending on rim depth.  I liked what I saw and ordered a pair and should receive them soon.  They look promising, low weight, and what appears to be a quality build for the price.  It's not that any of those other wheels are flawed in any way but I think there are  wheels out there that offer more for less money.
  • 11-17-2009 3:34 PM In reply to

    • jdais
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    Re: Deep dish for about 1k

    I have my Reynolds SDV66c for sale. Let me know if you are interested.

    http://forums.cervelo.com/forums/t/5343.aspx

  • 11-17-2009 8:41 PM In reply to

    Re: Deep dish for about 1k

    I have been researching the same thing and have come to two sets that seem pretty good. Neuvation C50's or the Spinergy Stealth's. I am going to go with the Neuvation's because of their customer service. I have a pair of their R28's on my S2 now and I have been very happy with them. I asked many questions and my emails were responded to promptly. I have seen some people have problems with the Spinergy's and had a very difficult time getting repairs. The C50's are supposed to be right at 1600 grams which seems resonable for the price range. Sorry, I haven't actually run them yet to give you a total opinion.
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