|   New wheels... | clink
Jan 27, 2002 4:56 PM | | So, after being hit by a car today, my rear wheel is toast,(Tiagara hub, mavic CXP 23 Rim, original wheel for Devinci Silverstone)
any suggestions on what to replace it with? The options that I'm thinking are, rebuilt with a CXP 33 rim, or just buy a new set of wheels, (Rolfs or some Mavic Cosmic Elites)
This would be for triathlons and long road training rides..
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
David |
| re: New wheels... | clink
Jan 27, 2002 4:59 PM | | It was totally the cars fault too.. i was crossing the road, and it was turning right and clipped by back wheel.. stupid driver! |
| re: New wheels... | High Gear
Jan 27, 2002 5:36 PM | | Did you lay on the ground and say "I can't feel my feet"? You have to do that to get the high-end wheels. Look into the Velomax wheels, they are so smooth. |
| Agreed. Go to www.velomax.com. (nm) | morrison
Jan 28, 2002 7:07 AM | | |
| re: New wheels... | Me Dot Org
Jan 27, 2002 8:20 PM | | Check out Sdeals.com in Britain. I live in California, and got a pair of Mavic Open Pros w/Chorus for a lot less than you might think. (They stock Shimano hubs, too!)
http://www.sdeals.com/system/index.html |
| ribble | hinaults dog
Jan 28, 2002 4:54 AM | | if your considering buying from the
uk ribble cycles are doing daytona on
open pro black for £96.75 about $140
there isnt a url (i havent found it)
but you can contact through sales@ribble.co.uk
btw ribble supplied all boardmans kit before
gold
john |
| Ksyriums, nm | Lone Gunman
Jan 28, 2002 7:40 AM | | |
| Agreed (nm) | tuffnick
Jan 29, 2002 11:49 AM | | . |
| no way | Woof the dog
Jan 29, 2002 9:52 PM | | durace hubs revo spokes open pro or velocity aerohead rims
LIGHTER, CHEAPER, JUST AS DURABLE.
Peace
woof. |
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