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When it comes to upgrading your bike, there are few things that will benefit you more than a set of new wheels. Changing to a lighter, stiffer set of wheels will dramatically change the way your bike rides. During our many years in the business, we've tested lots of different wheels, and we've come to the conclusion that it doesn't get much better than the offerings of Campagnolo, Fulcrum, Mavic and Zipp. Stop by today to check out the latest in two-wheeled technology.
Campagnolo
Campagnolo is a company renowned the world over for its attention to detail in every aspect of the design and manufacture process. Their wheels are no exception. Raced at every level of competition, professionals and recreational cyclists alike benefit from Campagnolo's forward-thinking and smart designs.
Learn More at: www.campagnolo.com/jsp/en/index/home_true.jsp
Fulcrum
Fulcrum is associated with Campy and has quickly built a reputation for well designed innovative products. Their wheels are used by many professional teams with great success at recent World Championships with Bettini and Boonen. Fulcrum's range goes from durable training wheels to full on race wheels, but they all share the quality of being bullet proof low maintenance performers. Learn More at: www.fulcrumwheels.com
Mavic
Mavic has a long history building wheels in the cycling-rich French tradition. They have long supported countless professional teams in both road cycling and mountain biking. Mavic's offerings range from the entry-level upgrade, to flashy high-end race wheels with one purpose - to go fast. Legendary for their high quality and long life, a set of Mavic wheels is a terrific addition to any bike. Learn More at: www.mavic.com
Zipp
Zipp’s distinctive Aero Carbon wheels are renowned for one thing – speed! For Road, TT, Triathlon or Track, from mountaintop finishes to field sprints Zipp wheels do it all.
For 2009 the popular 404 tubular wheelset is faster than ever with the third generation ABLC dimpling pattern and a new fully toroidal rim shape derived from the 1080 and Sub 9 projects. Refined through over 100 hours of wind tunnel testing during co-development with the new 808, the new 404 shows reduced drag at every angle from 0 to 30 degrees.
The new tubular rim shape also offers the benefits of added stiffness, better braking, with a slightly angled brake track. The new 88 and 188 hubs are smoother, stiffer, and more durable than ever before. Even with all these upgrades, there is no weight penalty. The 404 Tubular set tips the scales at just 1232g per pair with 16/20 front/rear spoke counts. Learn More at: www.zipp.com
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