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Second opinion on wheels

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  1. Hey all I'm going to buy new wheels and I have a slight dilemma. Previously I used Roval rims with
    tubulars. Now I have in in sight either Gipiemme T024 (clincers) or then I use my old Roval front
    wheel and buy a Campagnolo Neutron (tubular) rear wheel. The price of Gipiemme (both) and Camp
    (rear) is abuot the same. I compete in triathlon and feel safer with tubulares in occasion with flat
    tires. Do you have any opinions or experiences of these wheels? Or do you have any other
    suggestions?

    Thank you in advance Peter

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    Hey all I'm going to buy new wheels and I have a slight dilemma. Previously I used Roval rims with
    tubulars. Now I have in in sight either Gipiemme T024 (clincers) or then I use my old Roval front
    wheel and buy a Campagnolo Neutron (tubular) rear wheel. The price of Gipiemme (both) and Camp
    (rear) is abuot the same. I compete in triathlon and feel safer with tubulares in occasion with
    flat tires. Do you have any opinions or experiences of these wheels?

    I don't trust those 2nd tier manufacturers to keep the market supplied with repair parts. Would
    not buy a Gipiemme product that used any proprietary parts (eg, spokes, freehub bodies). Same
    reason as Roval.

    Quoted message said:

    Or do you have any other suggestions?

    Hand built wheels with normal spokes, built to match the rider and purpose. There are almost always
    bargains to be found on tubular rims.

    --Paul

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