Two questions. Are Zipps really the biggest bang for my buck, or are they just really good and really expensive? Is Zipp American or Canadian?
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Nas_kaj said:
Two questions. Are Zipps really the biggest bang for my buck, or are they just really good and really expensive? Is Zipp American or Canadian?
Zipp is an American company. Are they the biggest bang for the buck? Who knows. You have to determine how many bucks you want to spend and what sort of bang you want to get.
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Nas_kaj said:
Two questions. Are Zipps really the biggest bang for my buck, or are they just really good and really expensive? Is Zipp American or Canadian?
I personally don't think Zipp is the biggest bang for the buck. try X-Treme (basically rebadged Zipp rims, most carbon rims are)
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alienator said:
Zipp is an American company. Are they the biggest bang for the buck? Who knows. You have to determine how many bucks you want to spend and what sort of bang you want to get.
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Are the Zipp 404 a bigger bang for my buck as compared to other aero rims? -
Nas_kaj said:
Are the Zipp 404 a bigger bang for my buck as compared to other aero rims?
probably not. Pro-Lite Gavias are very very stiff, 5 rear bearings, whatever mm deep rim and are $900 USD. American Classics are another, they have some hub issues though
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