Doing some research on new carbon road wheels
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Doing some research on new carbon road wheels
I'm looking to get new wheels for my bike. I want to get into carbon wheels but Zipps aren't in the budget for me right now.
Has anyone on clublexus heard of iRT Inertia Racing Technology? (http://irtwheels.com)
I was down at my local bike shop browsing the selection and asking some questions and they pointed me towards them being a new company with great quality product. They had a set on display but demo wheels weren't available yet. Has anyone heard anything or maybe ridden on IRT wheels? I would like to get a better idea of build and ride quality before I take the plunge. Zipps just aren't in the budget and if I can get a wheelset that is just as good, for a fraction of the price... I'd be on them in a second!
Has anyone on clublexus heard of iRT Inertia Racing Technology? (http://irtwheels.com)
I was down at my local bike shop browsing the selection and asking some questions and they pointed me towards them being a new company with great quality product. They had a set on display but demo wheels weren't available yet. Has anyone heard anything or maybe ridden on IRT wheels? I would like to get a better idea of build and ride quality before I take the plunge. Zipps just aren't in the budget and if I can get a wheelset that is just as good, for a fraction of the price... I'd be on them in a second!
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Zipp is a good company. How about HED? With CF wheels, I'd seek out company and or builder that will be there to support them. You get what you pay for and having a delamination or asploding CF is a messy situation. Are these for race or TT wheels?
For everyday and training, alu is solid and can be built up as needed for you and the budget. No over-heating worries on descents or wear when used in rain.
Budget CF, I would call Neuvation and discuss your riding scenario and see what they say.
For everyday and training, alu is solid and can be built up as needed for you and the budget. No over-heating worries on descents or wear when used in rain.
Budget CF, I would call Neuvation and discuss your riding scenario and see what they say.
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This thread came up a spell back, some interesting bits:
http://forums.roadbikereview.com/sho...d.php?t=250321
http://forums.roadbikereview.com/sho...d.php?t=250321
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