Lightweight, Tubless, Carbon, "climbing" Road wheels
Lightweight, Tubless, Carbon, "climbing" Road wheels
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tonto1

Original Poster:

442 posts

231 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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Looking for some Lightweight, Tubeless, Carbon, climbing wheels any recommendations? Rim brakes. Budget flexible (to a point).

Barchettaman

7,251 posts

161 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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Have you considered something handbuilt?

anonymous-user

83 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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ChrisMCoupe

927 posts

241 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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Few guys I ride with have said good things about these, albeit they ride the clincher version...

http://www.edco-wheels.co.uk/product/julier-28mm-l...

z4RRSchris

12,515 posts

208 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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zipp 202's - can run tubeless

stongle

5,910 posts

191 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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Lightweight Gipfelsturm's.

As per OP spec.

https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Lightweight/Gipfe...

JuniorD

9,013 posts

252 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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stongle said:
Lightweight Gipfelsturm's.

As per OP spec.

https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Lightweight/Gipfe...
OP requires tubeless, but those are tubulars only.

Budget stated as "flexible" may not equate to "unlimited" hehe



PulsatingStar

1,719 posts

277 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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Guess it really depends what you want, but since all Giants Pro level bikes now come with Carbon Tubeless wheels the 2nd hard market is becoming flooded with them, particularly as this level bike is being bought by people who already have a preferred set of wheels to use.

There are loads on ebay or facebook etc, you can even find totally unused ones for the above reason. eg http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40...

stongle

5,910 posts

191 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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JuniorD said:
OP requires tubeless, but those are tubulars only.

Budget stated as "flexible" may not equate to "unlimited" hehe
Curses... You are indeed correct.

They will offer you an insurance premium on them. Think its around $500 per wheel.

Bargains all around!

JuniorD

9,013 posts

252 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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stongle said:
JuniorD said:
OP requires tubeless, but those are tubulars only.

Budget stated as "flexible" may not equate to "unlimited" hehe
Curses... You are indeed correct.

They will offer you an insurance premium on them. Think its around $500 per wheel.

Bargains all around!
at £4k+ I'd be expecting 10 years worth of 24 hour worldwide roadside assistance in event of puncture hehe

nammynake

2,657 posts

202 months

Wednesday 31st January 2018
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