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 Post subject: Campagnolo Bullet
PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2011 7:29 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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mmmmmm!! looks nice

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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From the pics , it looks like Campagnolo finally came out with high profile carbon clincher wheels, but they went with alu brake track.

I wonder how much they weigh...

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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found some more pics from the Tapei show.

no info on weights for the clinchers

They look very nice, but I'm sure the weight will be on the heavy side.


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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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I wonder why there are valves on the wheels on. Looks like tubeless version.

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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nooski wrote:
I wonder why there are valves on the wheels on. Looks like tubeless version.


yes those are 2 way fit wheels.

tubeless or clincher

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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I would have liked to see Campy finally come out with full carbon clinchers, but I guess they prefered to go on the safer, easier side.

They are kinda late in the game , but at least Campy wheels are bulletproof and stiff.

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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ferrarista wrote:
I would have liked to see Campy finally come out with full carbon clinchers, but I guess they prefered to go on the safer, easier side.

They are kinda late in the game , but at least Campy wheels are bulletproof and stiff.

Perhaps they took the view that carbon is not the best material for a clincher and reserved it for tubular use only where the rim has only two jobs to do.

Or they realised that deep section clinchers are used by triathletes, so alloy rims are necessary as they are too dumb to change pads every time! :mrgreen:
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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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You can see the nipples so the carbon is structural like the Zipp (pre Firecrest). That design is usually pretty heavy. I like their usual graphics much better. The Bullet graphics look real cheap. I wonder if this line is supposed to be a step down from the Bora line.

I bet they are still competitive and high quality.

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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Just spotted more details over at the UK distributer's site here.
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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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Steep prices. This guy is supposed to get them: http://link.marktplaats.nl/431203051

Not sure if he's to be trusted

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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Meh. Not even a black brake track like Mavic exalith...

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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I'll buy it. It says "Campagnolo" :mrgreen:

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 Post subject: Re: Campagnolo Bullet
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Well hello new everyday wheelset 8) That is if the 50 weighs no more than 1500-1520g...in which case i'm so getting this..
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