FLO Wheels

there's a big thread on this over on Slowtwich.  from what I've read- everyone is super happy with their FLO wheels and is pretty much raving about them. 

 update:  here's that thread I was talking about:

http://forum.slowtwitch.com/gforum.cgi?post=3968287;sb=post_latest_reply;so=ASC;forum_view=forum_view_collapsed;;page=unread#unread

Edited by morey000 2012-07-25 2:15 PM

anyone seen these things on a scott frame?  from what i know they don't like deep/wide wheels...

/threadjack

Edited by Clempson 2012-07-25 2:25 PM

Why would that the a problem on Scott frames specifically?

All wheels do have some kind of interaction with the fork, HED3, for example is a front wheel well known to work extremely well with some bikes, but not well at all with others (from an aerodynamic point of view). Depth per se will not have a negative impact on the aerodynamics of a frame... (but many times will aide the aerodynamics of the frame...)

Wide rims can be an issue with either brake clearance (and more so on bike with integrated brakes which may have limited width adjustments) and at time clearance between wheel and chain stay/seatstay (and it's not the wide rim per se, but the aerodynamic bulge that some manufacturers uses).

Edited by audiojan 2012-07-26 6:45 AM

a lot of people with scott plasma frames complain about the wheel coming into contact with the front fork.  even scott has said don't use anything around 28mm in width as it will create a contact issue with the frame.  the Flo wheels are ~27.3 i think, so i was curious.

Ive got a Cervelo P2, would the front fork be an issue......

I've seen pics on the other forum with them on a P2. I have one and am going to try for per-sale two.Twomarks