wheel choice

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    wrongun

    Hi,

    I’m looking to upgrade my wheels on my cube attempt, currently using fulcrum 7 can people advise a good option for the £300 mark and also advise how much difference I’ll notice i.e.is it worth it?

    Cheers

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  • #839599
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    Johnny25

    For those that are
    For those that are interested, you can get Ksyrium Elite S here for 399 Euros or about £295.

    http://www.4thebike.de/wheels/roadbike/aluminium/8756/mavic-ksyrium-elite-s-wts-wheels

    #839597
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    madhouse

    +1 for Zondas – I bloody love
    +1 for Zondas – I bloody love those wheels!

    #839595
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    chrismday

    Johnny25 wrote:If you shop

    Johnny25 wrote:
    If you shop around, for another £99, you can get some Ksyrium Elite S which are even better.
    +1
    I have a set on my best bike and my son has a set for racing. Very nice wheels.

    #839593
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    brokenorange

    +1 for fulcrum 3’s with conti
    +1 for fulcrum 3’s with conti gp4000s, changed my giant stock wheel set for these last year and they were great. I noticed an immediate difference, mainly in climbing which I expected but also there seem to hold the speed much better. As a footnote I swapped them back to the giants this winter to keep them nice but that lasted only 1 ride before swapping them again. It felt like riding treacle.

    #839591
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    Johnny25

    Currently have Fulcrum Racing
    Currently have Fulcrum Racing 3’s on my Cannondale Synapse. Great wheels, roll well and can take a hammering. Put on some Continental GP 4000S tyres and you’re on to a winner.

    If you shop around, for another £99, you get get some Ksyrium Elite S which are even better.

    #839589
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    therevokid

    zonda or fulcrum … bloody
    zonda or fulcrum … bloody good wheels.

    #839587
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    Beefy

    I would wait, save a bit
    I would wait, save a bit because for 4-600 there is a huge differance, I think given the wheels you have the differance with £300 wheels will be noticable but won’t be massive. I do understand that you may not want to spend that much in which case I’m a big fan of Fulkrum wheels had a pare of zeroes for over a year riding 150-200 mile week summer and autum with no problems at all. Put em away for winter, im told racing 3s are a good wheel.

    #839585
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    TheHound

    I’d go Zondas at that price.
    I’d go Zondas at that price. You’ll have some money left over for nice tyres or some unnecessary carbon/titanium bling

    #839583
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    Nixster

    Fulcrum Racing 3 (or Zondas
    Fulcrum Racing 3 (or Zondas as they are also known) or Shimano RS81.

    Aksiums are fine, I used to have some, but you won’t see a huge difference over the FR7s you’ve already got IMHO.

    #839581
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    Tin Pony

    We gotta cracking deal on
    We gotta cracking deal on some Mavic Aksiums complete wheels with tyres front and rear £170 delivered from http://www.merlincycles.com/factory-road-wheels-44123/ hope that helps good luck

    #839579
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    vonhelmet

    For £300 get some handbuilt
    For £300 get some handbuilt wheels. Cyclesurgery will do H Plus Son Archetypes on Miche Primato hubs for £302. Nice wide rims so they feel good with wider tyres.

    #839577
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    Simon E
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    Bedfordshire Clanger

    I thoroughly recommend a set
    I thoroughly recommend a set of Campagnolo Zondas. Stiff, light, strong, quick and in budget. I don’t think you’ll find better for the money.

    #839573
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    2 Wheeled Idiot

    Yes I’d say it is worth it if
    Yes I’d say it is worth it if you can afford and ride enough.
    Also….. Maybe Google ‘best £300 wheelset’

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