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2007-06-18 10:42 AM

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Subject: Wheels for Clydesdales
i have just purchased a new Specialized Transition Bike 2007, but it came with the ALX wheels which i would like to upgrade. all of my components are Ultegra. I would like to know what wheels people have found they like out there for tri'ing.... mind you i am a heavier triathlete 195-205 lbs any thoughts, i am moving up to ironman's hopefully next year, so i would like them to be bullet proof as well.
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2007-06-18 12:12 PM
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Hey, nice bike

Anyway I am around that 190lb range and 185 during im training but I have a Mavic Ksyrium Elite wheel set for training and Blackwells 100mm for racing. The Mavics are bomb proof and could be used as a racing wheel as well. I had a 35mph wipe out this year on them and not a scratch or flaw on the wheels.
2007-06-18 12:14 PM
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Subject: RE: Wheels for Clydesdales

Selachophobia - 2007-06-18 10:42 AM i have just purchased a new Specialized Transition Bike 2007, but it came with the ALX wheels which i would like to upgrade. all of my components are Ultegra. I would like to know what wheels people have found they like out there for tri'ing.... mind you i am a heavier triathlete 195-205 lbs any thoughts, i am moving up to ironman's hopefully next year, so i would like them to be bullet proof as well. thanks,

I have Cane Creek Volos XLs on my Mercury and I love them.  They aren't a deep dish Aero wheel but I'll be using them for training and racing till I decide to get a dedicated race set.

Joshua

2007-06-18 12:39 PM
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I weigh between 205-215 depending on time of year and I have a set of Spinergy Xaero Lite which I love.  Very strong wheels and very little flex and lots of speed. I have had them for 2 years and have not needed any tuning.

http://www.spinergy.com/Bicycle/xaeroLite.html

2007-06-18 12:50 PM
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Subject: RE: Wheels for Clydesdales
Velocity Deep V built on ultegra hubs with 32 spokes. Affordable and durable as hell. Put a disc cover from wheelbuilder.com on the rear and you have a disc wheel for racing.

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