New to Duathlon and need wheel advice
JustLuvinThePain
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Hey y'all
I'm putting together a bike for my 1st crack at Duathlon. I've been a competitive runner for years and looking to move on to something new.
I've acquired a Fort 7005 ROT frame which I am using as the basis of my first TT bike. So far, my prospective build would be:
Bars : PZ Racing AE4.0 Bars + Clip-on system
Stem: PZ Racing CR2.3 Stem
GL: Shimano Dura-Ace 10-speed
FD: Shimano 105 10-speed
RD: Shimano 105 10-speed
CS: Shimano 105 10-speed
Why quandry is what wheelset to go for? I've a budget of upto £300 for wheels. Any advice?
I'm putting together a bike for my 1st crack at Duathlon. I've been a competitive runner for years and looking to move on to something new.
I've acquired a Fort 7005 ROT frame which I am using as the basis of my first TT bike. So far, my prospective build would be:
Bars : PZ Racing AE4.0 Bars + Clip-on system
Stem: PZ Racing CR2.3 Stem
GL: Shimano Dura-Ace 10-speed
FD: Shimano 105 10-speed
RD: Shimano 105 10-speed
CS: Shimano 105 10-speed
Why quandry is what wheelset to go for? I've a budget of upto £300 for wheels. Any advice?
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Try a post on here and see if anyone has any ideas: http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk
These perhaps? http://www.shop.kinetic-one.co.uk/alloy ... s-98-c.asp
Pat...
I started on a £400 road bike.
Now I have two £1k bikes and lots of other bits.
Pat...
Good luck with the wheel hunt.
Fulcrum 3s about £450 - £500 now almost half price at £275
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/WPF ... her-wheels
Easton EA90SLs bit over budget but about 1/3 off at £336
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=26446
No experience of these but reviews seem OK, have a set of Easton EA70 wheels on road bike and have raced them and found them OK for the money.