How did I do?
02-18-21, 01:08 PM
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How did I do?
I just picked up a set of Campy Eurus G3 with maybe 300 total miles on them. Came with the original skewers, a brand new set of Continental Sport tires and a brand new 11sp Ultegra cassette. All for $265.
I feel like I did ok and am looking forward to running them on my LeMond and then move the Mavics to my Merlin.
Anyone else use them? Like them?
I feel like I did ok and am looking forward to running them on my LeMond and then move the Mavics to my Merlin.
Anyone else use them? Like them?
02-18-21, 04:25 PM
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I've been able to get near-identical Fulcrum wheels on the road for short cash, for need of a single spoke, and the wheels feel great. Definitely well-made. The aluminum spokes I found hard to source as singles, until I found an online place in Germany that sold singles, instead of me having to buy a $160+ set of the alloy spokes! I only needed one spoke, but bought an extra spare in each of the two lengths and a special nipple wrench all for only $55 or so.
Different model year might or might not feature "2-way fit" that can be run tubeless.
Different model year might or might not feature "2-way fit" that can be run tubeless.
