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Thanks for the advice - I'll stick with the bontragers and bank the cash for a change!
Excited for Monday now
My LBS reckons the stock wheels with that bike are equivalent to elites anyway. Buy a garmin and a raceware mount, nice pedals/shoes etc.
If you swap out the wheel now, you won't have a benchmark to judge any future upgrade against. As 700cc says, ride them in and only if you feel that they are holding you back in the future should you upgrade. I think you should ride them until they are like Pringles then go for some Ksyrium Elites or SLRs.
if you're happy with the bontragers there is no reason to change, there is not enough differance between the two to justify changing
+1, you'd need to spend significantly more to warrant an upgrade as the difference is likely to be minimal between these two sets, so for time being, see how you like them, upgrade tyres first, if you still have the itch, try out some carbon wheels, then splash the cash!
Personally I'd stick with the wheels which come with the bike and get used to riding it and how it handles first. Save the cash for the time being.
Read this thread: http://road.cc/content/forum/82081-have-you-wasted-money-super-light-new...
Better off buying some nice tyres