Aksium/fulcrum/shimano etc 700c wheels rim brake
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MY95
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One day you will have a pair of Fulcrum Racing Zero and then it will all be quite academic
They are light, would certainly lighten your wallet also! Just couldn't spend £500-700 on a set of wheels! The whole bike was only £549 aha, keeping it as low cost as possible now
Will upgrade the tubes/tyres once the tyres wear out but just going to ride it and enjoy it Doesnt need any upgrades now IMO now its got the fulcrum wheels rather than the other low quality ones.bonsaibilly
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They are light, would certainly lighten your wallet also! Just couldn't spend £500-700 on a set of wheels! The whole bike was only £549 aha, keeping it as low cost as possible now
Yeah, you say that now...
bonsaibilly
Guest
For me the holy grail would be a pair that was hand built that had the aesthetics of a factory pair!
Mind you I sometimes think about the Grand Tour bikes... they have factory wheels surely, so that they can be easily switched over and there's a consistency to the race product? In this regard I would be quite happy with a pair of these on my fast bike...
https://www.evanscycles.com/shimano...wAd1cx6FtpOcXZU-5XHIrSzOAQb4SaUvXEaAhfM8P8HAQ
bonsaibilly
Guest
My handbuilts look great
Most factory wheels, especially with deep rims, are horrid..each to their own though
Ah well that's the whole vive la de'france - I love a bit of stickered up nonsense
jack smith
Veteran
- Location
- Durham
did you get sorted? ive some aksiums up for sale
vickster
Squire
Planet X actually fitted some Fulcrums to his bike from new so I assume he's sorted
MY95
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- County Durham
Have you still got these? Disc version I presume, PM me a few details please.
