Wheels

JONNYBOGGS12

Hi....New to this forum. I have been cycling for 18 months now, and I want to upgarde my wheels to something of a higher spec. without breaking the bank. I am currently using a 2010 Scott S30 Speedster with the Alex 28 rims, which I feel are poor. I want to drop a little bit more weight off of the bike, and increase performance, at the same time. I have spoken to some people in the know, and they say apart from the frame and the forks, this is the best way to drop weight and add performance......any one else venture an opinion...Thanks

Idleater

JONNYBOGGS12 wrote: »

...any one else venture an opinion...Thanks

I agree with your people in the know

codie

Whats you're budget?

ford2600

Zondas for sale in adverts forum. Good price, great wheels


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JONNYBOGGS12

My budget is between € 250.00 and € 350.00....oh I also forgot to ask....What type of cassette do I buy with the new wheels.....Excuse my ignorance on these matters...I enjoy cycling, but the technical issues are still new too me. Thanks again for the replies so far!

bcmf

ford2600 wrote: »

Zondas for sale in adverts forum. Good price, great wheels

This.

zing

JONNYBOGGS12 wrote: »

My budget is between € 250.00 and € 350.00....oh I also forgot to ask....What type of cassette do I buy with the new wheels.....Excuse my ignorance on these matters...I enjoy cycling, but the technical issues are still new too me. Thanks again for the replies so far!

You should be able to move your current cassette to your new wheels -- that's the cheapest option. Just be sure to order a wheelset with the right freehub - campag or shimano depending on your groupset.

cassette50

I'm the guy selling the Zondas.

If you are interested- I can sell you the Zondas, Attack Force Tyres (pair) and Shimano Cassette (12-25) for €350.

I think that is very reasonable. They are all brand new and unused.

JONNYBOGGS12

@Cassette 50....Any photos? I cant access the ad on the adverts site....sorry!
What part of Ireland do you live in?
Thanks

JONNYBOGGS12

Cassette 50....what spec. of Zonda's are they? what year?

cassette50

JONNYBOGGS12 wrote: »

Cassette 50....what spec. of Zonda's are they? what year?

Shimano spec. Website states they are 2013.

cassette50

Ok...here are some photos- hopefully they work...



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