looking for advice on upgrade from kyserium sl to... ?
I'm 80kg
Doing 250 - 300 km per week
Dedicated but plodding hill climber
Need to balance weight-weenie-ness with durability
Clicher prefered
Currently riding all pizza fittings
Cheers
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looking for advice on upgrade from kyserium sl to... ?
I'm 80kg
Doing 250 - 300 km per week
Dedicated but plodding hill climber
Need to balance weight-weenie-ness with durability
Clicher prefered
Currently riding all pizza fittings
Cheers
jim said:looking for advice on upgrade from kyserium sl to... ?
I'm 80kg
Doing 250 - 300 km per week
Dedicated but plodding hill climber
Need to balance weight-weenie-ness with durability
Clicher prefered
Currently riding all pizza fittings
Hand-built, DT Swiss hubs with Mavic Open Pro rims.
Machine built : Look at the Easton Circuit or Easton Orion II's
That'd be my suggestion.
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Cheers
We have sold lots of the Neuvation R28 Aero here in Oz & NZ over the past 4
months. They perform well plus the 5mm blade spokes & mirror silver finish
look nice too & at $399 are great value considering they share component
suppliers with Mavic.
We also like the way the spokes are supported where they cross each other
'like they used to be' creating a strong wheel back & front with very
little lateral flex . Fitting rimtapes & supplying spare spokes is a nice
finishing touch too.
The company's site has more info: http://neuvationcycling.com/
& before anybody asks the models imported here are:
R28Aero Shimano clincher
R28SL Shimano clincher
R28Aero Campy clincher
R28SL Campy clincher
The only negative feedback we have had so far is :
I want black .
Haven't you heard silver is the new black!
There are no $2000 full page colour ads in the latest cycling magazine & Tom
Boonen doesn't use them.
That's why these $799 wheels are $399. So you will have to let the actual
wheels do the talking rather than the decals!
Steve
08 9337 7670
www.idealcycles.com
dare i say, sounds too good to be true?
Then again he DOES deliver to 'Vatican City' !!! :eek:
so obviously has papal blessing...
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