Wheels for Nove Colli

[Sylv]

Sean, forget about the bike, you have one month to get in some more training that will be far more valuable, and this might also save you even more body weight that you can lose on the wheels.

[Sylv]

FYI someone was selling a pair of Lightweights at Cutmill for £1,300ono, they must have been around 1kg

[adrian]

[quote="Sylv"]Sean, forget about the bike, you have one month to get in some more training that will be far more valuable, and this might also save you even more body weight that you can lose on the wheels.

[Sylv]

(the man who was only recently contemplating losing 100gm off his Shimano front clincher rim wheel by replacing it with a lighter, more carbony, more expensive Shimano)

[George]

Sylv you need to go on a diet you Fatty, just think you could have beat me up that Dunsfold hill for the win if you were lighter

[Andrew G]

Nowt wrong with your wheels Sean, light enough to go up any hill.

[Sylv]

I am working on it - you just concentrate on riding your bike in a straight line.

[George]

[quote="Sylv"]I am working on it - you just concentrate on riding your bike in a straight line.

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

Sean, I have a nice pair of Ksyriums you could use - is CAMPAG OK for you

[huw williams]

Which DT Swiss wheels have you got Sean?

[huw williams]

Ah - so that's why you didn't go to the bottom of Poll Hill last night

[huw williams]

Seriously though, if you lost only a couple of pounds in weight in the next few weeks you'd get far more benefits than borrowing better wheels for the bike (which even given a REALLY good pair would only save you grams at best), benefits which would still be apparent when you returned the wheels on your return.

Given the time until the event I'm sure you could achieve that???