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Advice on wheelset

funnyclub · 2014-09-25 17:26:32

Hi I have approx 1000 euro to spend on a set of new wheels. My current wheels are ultegra's. I'm thinking mavic cosmic sls would they be the best set I can get for the money?

25-09-2014 5:26pm

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funnyclub

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Hi I have approx 1000 euro to spend on a set of new wheels.
My current wheels are ultegra's.
I'm thinking mavic cosmic sls would they be the best set I can get for the money?

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#2 25-09-2014 6:40pm

Hunterbiker

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What about getting some built rather than off the peg? Sure e1000 will be a great set regardless mind.
good luck with the search.

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#3 25-09-2014 6:59pm

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Hunterbiker wrote: »

What about getting some built rather than off the peg? Sure e1000 will be a great set regardless mind.
good luck with the search.

I would go the custom build route for sure. For a good bit less than 1k you can have a top quality serviceable wheelset designed and built exactly the way you want.

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