Sittingduck
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Your'e lighter then me. I am hoping they will be ok - I stopped getting regular issues with spokes going when I dropped below about 15-16st. Should be ok.
Yeah that's why I asked But the Triban's pads aren't great and after 1300 miles and some heavy breaking down some of the big hills around here they could probably do with replacing anyway. For £8 I'm not too bothered if it is just a bit of a con on their part to get you to buy theirs!
Unfortunately it doesn't say anything in the manual about rider weight. Hopefully at 13 stone 2 I would be ok. I'm just a bit concerned I'd hit one of the big pot holes around here and combined with my weight it wouldn't be too good for those lightweight wheels. I've read reviews that say the Fulcrums are more sturdy and are good for winter training so that's the only thing that's holding me back from buying the pro-lites at the moment.
I am heavier than you and have a set on order.
I kind of wish I'd never mentioned these wheels on Friday night - a lot of folk ordered them now... hope they are stunning or I'm gonna get lynched
I kind of wish I'd never mentioned these wheels on Friday night - a lot of folk ordered them now... hope they are stunning or I'm gonna get lynched
A tip for you all getting the cheap Shimano wheels. Remember to clean and regrease your bearings every couple of thousand miles or so depening on the conditions you are riding in. They are a cup and cone set up rather than a sealed unit bearing and so do need periodic maintenance.
There 501's with 500 stickers, been out today and they feel great takes the shocks very well its like riding a new bike again, there well better than the stocks, why do people get hung up about wheel weights, unless your a proper racer and weight counts, like carbon stuff, then to the everyday riders who commutes or pleasure, then riders shouldn't notice the difference, not avin a go at you Jazloc, just in general.
It's a different wheelset...
And my jealous-o-meter has increased by 60%
Everyone will notice a significant weight reduction in the wheels. Changing from the Triban wheels to Pro-Lite will be what, 700-800g saved?
My Aksiums have just been retired after over 15000 miles. Still serviceable but needing maintenance on the rear a bit too often for me.