I'm looking at a new set of wheels that will be used all around (not racing). I'm over 200 lbs and generally ride 30-60 miles at a time but I don't commute. If I'm not racing, does it make a difference or should I simply have a set built. This will be married to a (now older) campy 9sp.
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experience with zipp csc training wheels?
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RussG said:
I'm looking at a new set of wheels that will be used all around (not racing). I'm over 200 lbs and generally ride 30-60 miles at a time but I don't commute. If I'm not racing, does it make a difference or should I simply have a set built. This will be married to a (now older) campy 9sp.
Frankly I think these look like great RACING wheels, but for training I would go with something less expensive. I have some Velocity Nuvian's that have worked well for me...currently 180 lbs but worked great when I was 200.
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