mr Mag00
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..which ones.
road training and tri racing will be the use.
cheers
road training and tri racing will be the use.
cheers
£250 budget on road wheels....
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billy.
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fulcrum 5's get mixed reviews, spin nice for budget wheels but water/crap/grime finds there way into the hub.....hence mixed reviews. 
luck of the draw with these........some love...some slate.
luck of the draw with these........some love...some slate.
accountantpete
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Noodley
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Having considered a number of options in that price bracket about this time last year I went for Xero Lites. Good reviews as well and good (rotational) weight....I put them in to get trued this week (nothing wrong with them but I thought I'd take them in just on case), and was told there was nothing to true as they were still perfect.
http://www.highonbikes.com/xero-lite-xr-210-road-bike-wheels-700c-shimano.html
http://www.highonbikes.com/xero-lite-xr-210-road-bike-wheels-700c-shimano.html
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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Handbuilts ? Open Pro or CXP 33's on hubs and spokes of your choice/budget ?
http://www.shop.kinetic-one.co.uk/k...d-time-trial-triathlon-bike---white-473-p.asp
£189
Not tried them myself, but would of done had I not already bought my Mavics.
£189
Not tried them myself, but would of done had I not already bought my Mavics.
Noodley
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fossyant said:
I also have a pair of wheels with these rims....bombproof.
But they are about as light as something not very light (but they do have twice as many spokes as my Xeros)
I also have a pair of Mavic Cosmic Elites on my new TT bike. I saw them for sale the other day just about within your price range....I'll go have a search.
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mr Mag00
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i have cxp 33 which need replacing on old shimano hubs want to rebuild these as winter wheels
