Dura-ace wheels

Hi

Check out pricepoint.com they have the new dura ace for 299.00 for the set built up on open pros..the bearings are smooth and on open pro rims they are easy to fix

I've ridden the dura-ace WH-7800 10 speed wheelset for the last 1.5 years, riding early in the morning sometime in the dark and rain, I've run over branches, pot holes and all manner of obstacles that I could'nt see in time. I do about 250km a week. In this time I've never had to true them or regrease them, even when I've taken the bike for service at the LBS. Their reasonably light weight, have bullet proof smooth rolling hubs, straight pull spokes some of which are offset, radial on the rear drive side and cross on the other. Given that they have worked all of this into the design, means that Shimano have really thought about wheel sets. Can't go wrong on these wheels, their bullet proof. Also like the finish (greyish with polished hubs) and reflective decals on the rims.

Can't recommend these highly enough, if you shop around I've seen some bargains.

Here's a review

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kleng said:

I've ridden the dura-ace WH-7800 10 speed wheelset for the last 1.5 years, riding early in the morning sometime in the dark and rain, I've run over branches, pot holes and all manner of obstacles that I could'nt see in time. I do about 250km a week. In this time I've never had to true them or regrease them, even when I've taken the bike for service at the LBS. Their reasonably light weight, have bullet proof smooth rolling hubs, straight pull spokes some of which are offset, radial on the rear drive side and cross on the other. Given that they have worked all of this into the design, means that Shimano have really thought about wheel sets. Can't go wrong on these wheels, their bullet proof. Also like the finish (greyish with polished hubs) and reflective decals on the rims.

Can't recommend these highly enough, if you shop around I've seen some bargains.

Here's a review

cyclingnews.comtech.phpOpen ↗

Good news, thanks for the input. They sound like a great option as all rounders.

Just be a bit careful with the compatibility, your LBS should be able to help.