Vuelta Corsa SLR wheelset
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Vuelta Corsa SLR wheelset
https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product...6#ReviewHeader
anybody have any experience with this set of wheels? i cant find any feedbacks on it. Its not even listed on the vuelta usa website.
anybody have any experience with this set of wheels? i cant find any feedbacks on it. Its not even listed on the vuelta usa website.
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Not those hoops specifically but frankly I think they are a good set. I have some vuelte xrps on a bike I bought new that were much heavier they these and they are bomb proof. These will be good wheels I like the 28 24 spoke count. I get tired of these 20 24 that have heavy rims claiming this is great. Better to go more spokes and lighter rims.
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Not those hoops specifically but frankly I think they are a good set. I have some vuelte xrps on a bike I bought new that were much heavier they these and they are bomb proof. These will be good wheels I like the 28 24 spoke count. I get tired of these 20 24 that have heavy rims claiming this is great. Better to go more spokes and lighter rims.
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I build my own wheels now and what I see is most do not meet what I want. I built a set to upgrade my vuelta's I mentioned. I have velocity rims aerohead with offset rear. Used a velocity fusion front 24 spokes radial laced. The rear was 28 hole DB spokes. Used formula hubs have 400 in them. The have 3000 miles not a bit of trouble and much lighter than the xrps. The offset rear I think gives greater stability with a more even dish.
Here is what I would like to build. Dt Swiss rims 28 fr 28 rear with white industry hubs. Radial lace the front and 3 cross on the rear. This would be about $600 wheel and I won't save a dime building it myself. I think it would far exceed and clincher al wheel you mentioned. That said those vuelta you want probably would work just as well.
Here is what I would like to build. Dt Swiss rims 28 fr 28 rear with white industry hubs. Radial lace the front and 3 cross on the rear. This would be about $600 wheel and I won't save a dime building it myself. I think it would far exceed and clincher al wheel you mentioned. That said those vuelta you want probably would work just as well.
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I have the Corsa Superlights. So far I love them. Light weight, durable and good looking. I have about 1,000 miles on mine so far and no problems at all. Vuelta makes very good wheels. I doubt you will find anything better under $500. Of course "better" is purely subjective, but I am very happy with my purchase.
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Dug this thread up. I am looking at these against the corsa lights which cost about $75 less but weigh 100g more. I find it odd the lighter wheels have more spokes. I think ill probably get the less expensive pair
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I rode a set of Vuelta Corsa Lite's for 1.5 years and really like them. But I like Soul 3.0's just a little better on the bike I ride most. The Vuelta's are on the bike on the trainer. I would recommend them highly.
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