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Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 34
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Just curious what people's thoughts are on this wheel. I'm looking for a new set of wheels for Crits (non-carbon) with a PT SL hub. These wheels might fit the bill but I'm not interested in being a beta tester.
Any recos on PT equipped wheels for Crits would be appreciated. FWIW, I weigh 155lbs. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 60
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No experience with the ACs, but I know a bunch of guys who race crits on PT SLs laced to Open Pros...a pretty bomb proof combo. I have a PT SL (soon to be 2.4) on 404 rims for TTs, crits, etc. Have always been plenty stiff for me. I weigh the same and have 32 hole OP for training and a 24 hole to the Zipps for racing. Works fine for me. |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 40
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Disclaimer: I work for American Classic as a computer consultant and beta tester..... I'm not sure if one of those has been built, but it would be ridiculously light for a PT wheel. I currently ride an American Classic Carbon 58 with a PT that has been bombproof. I think the majority that have been sold have been either Hurricanes, 350's or 420's. Overall, the new Mag's have been pretty impressive. I am waaaayyy above the weight limit for these and they held up to me pounding sprint intervals on them. The new brake surface is much better as well... Contact me if I can help with anything.... Scott |
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