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Interested In What Wheelset Is Best
Im 5 Feet 11 Inches Tall And Im 215 Lbs, So Im Looking For A Tubular
Wheelset For My New Frame Set Up A 2009 Time Rxr Ulteam Vip Help Out The Doctor, Last Bike I Had Mavic Carbone Ultimates But They Were Noisy And Was Not Crazy Bout Them Mudd |
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Last edited by jblande; 04-27-2009 at 09:29 PM. |
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When you say 'noisy,' what do you mean? Is it the hum of the carbon rims that you don't like? If so, you might be out of luck with any of the blingified carbon jobbies out there since all of the deep carbon wheels I can think of make that sound (but I love it, so it works for me).
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Or are you talking about the hub noise?
The right wheels really depends on the type of riding you are doing. Tell us a little about what kind of riding you like to do and what you want from your next wheelset. |
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What's up with all the capital letters?
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If you want the bling and the performance to match, go with Carbonsports lightweights. Most that can afford to have them love them.
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Light and Aero. Other than price, whats not to like. |
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-Ray
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Don't buy upgrades - ride up grades |
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DT hubs and tubular rims......built up light.......
another option is ZIPP CSC team wheels...... Lay out your requirements... Tubular Light but stong for 215 lbs Budget amount Tubular tire you will be using mostly. (Good ones cost $$ but if you are not using good ones then ask yourself why you want tubulars.. Talk to one of the wheel builders that post here and do it for a business. THEN MAKE YOUR DECISION>>>>>> |
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