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!!!Advice On Wheel Selection Please!!!

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  1. hello, wondering if i could get some advice on wheel selection. i am
    an elite amateur triathlete and starting to compete in some draft
    legal races (40k bike). because the field is usually pretty small,
    aerodynamics are of some concern especially on solo breaks. however,
    as in crit style racing, there is lots of cornering so the ability to
    corner well and accelerate quickly is also important. any ideas?
    would something like a Zipp 404 or 303 be ideal? as a tri guy i'm
    definately educated on wheel aerodynamics, but not much on cornering
    and accelerating. thanks for your advice!

  2. Ryan Bates said:

    hello, wondering if i could get some advice on wheel selection. i am an
    elite amateur triathlete and starting to compete in some draft legal
    races (40k bike). because the field is usually pretty small,
    aerodynamics are of some concern especially on solo breaks. however, as
    in crit style racing, there is lots of cornering so the ability to
    corner well and accelerate quickly is also important. any ideas? would
    something like a Zipp 404 or 303 be ideal? as a tri guy i'm definately
    educated on wheel aerodynamics, but not much on cornering and
    accelerating. thanks for your advice!

    A lightweight deep-section aero wheelset costs, but will give the best
    all-around performance. Best performance/cost ratio options in this
    category are Corima Aero and Zipp 404. Reynolds Stratus are also very
    nice and costs a bit more. Truly exotic options include the Campy Bora
    and Lightweight wheelsets.

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  3. Rec.bicycles.tech is the appropriate group for this. Maybe
    rec.sport.triathlon too.

    JT

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