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Old 10-10-22, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by msu2001la
Kona? Yeah, OK.

These HED wheels will be a big hit with the MUP warriors who swerve around kids and dogs in their aero tucks while training for the local sprint race.
I've never seen kit that bling on an MUP, but have seen triathletes riding. I cannot think of a worse place for a triathlon bike. I'm usually on a run as I use the MUP on the bike only as a cut thru to get to the gravel riding.

But, I do see those folks out there.
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Old 10-10-22, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by cxwrench
No, the 1080 was a Zipp wheel and not anywhere near as deep as the HED 180. The rim depth of the 1080 is 111mm, the HED is...well as it says on the wheel, 180mm deep. That's a HUGE difference.
Brain fart; I swapped Zipp and HED in my... head. Clearly.

But still, the intent is the same, even if more extreme.
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Old 10-10-22, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by rclouviere
About to do a 12-mile TT with 500 feet of climbing. Opinions on Zipp 808 or disc wheel? Also, if it’s windy, which one is better?
Did you end up going with a disc, and how did you get on in the time trial? 😀
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Old 10-11-22, 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by tempocyclist
Did you end up going with a disc, and how did you get on in the time trial? 😀
i did. Used the disc. It was the senior games in Utah. Came in 5th with a pace of about 22 mph.
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