If not I'd wait, as @Cycleops says anything at that price is not going to be an upgrade, they'd simply be a replacement.
A popluar cheap wheelset are the SHIMANO R501's, but if you need something stronger I've just ordered a pair of THESE from Rose, they should prove to be bombproof, but they probably won't help you if you're a Strava junkie
No they are new (as is bike) but as I made a substantial saving on buying the bike I thought it might give me room to upgrade some of the components. The full gruppo is Shimano's Sora and this includes front and rear hubs, I know this is entry level gear but it works pretty well.
I was once told that you need to be spending from £400 upwards to consider wheels to be an upgrade over stock ones.
I don't know if that's strictly true, but I did once buy a pair of Mavic Ksyrium SL wheels, (around £450 IIRC), and they felt like a significant improvement over stock wheels.
However how much of that is actually just psychological I couldn't say.
My Equilibrium wears Fulcrum 5's work for me (sub £200)...it rolls much better than it did on the Omegas that got swapped from the Pearson before I got a second pair
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