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I had a set of Quattro wheels and they were excellent, would recommend.
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according to my budget this two wheels are available in my country
campagnolo Scirocco H35 mm & Fulcrum Racing Quattro LG
please suggest me which wheelset should i go for ???? i am little confused
From your list, I'd go with the Racing 5 LG. I rode a pair all around the mountains just inland of Valencia for a few months last year and they were faultless. I put them on the Mrs' road bike after I bought a pair of Boras and they are still going strong.
But really, I would look at a pair of Zondas. I've had them on my commuter for over 20,000km of all-weather London commutes over the last four years and have regreased the bearings twice. They're ace.
have you considered powertap as a training wheel?
what is the difference between Garda A42 & Bracciano A42
this my bike (Road bike)
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/btwin-fc-5-white-triple-id_8246256.html
roads flat/smooth tarmac riding
I can recommend the Shimano Ultegra wheelset. They're strong, have bladed spokes and are tubeless ready.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-ultegra-6800-wheelset/
https://www.cnc-bike.de/product_info.php?cPath=320_132_667&products_id=1...
although a bit outdated design
DT SWISS R 24 SPLINE and Fulcrum Racing 5 LG are both nice wheels, not too heavy, wider internal rim width, both about the same price. Some nice tyres to go with them would be good too continental 4000s 23 or 25mm 25 mm if they will fit in your frame. Best of luck.
What is your weight
What is the type of riding you are doing
Are the roads flat/smooth tarmac or broken/undulating?