dmulligan wrote:You still haven't answered what your goal is. Why do you want to upgrade, what do you hope to achieve? What do you do with your bike that needs improving?
I don't see a power meter on your bike. If you are looking to improve your performance, a power meter will work better than any weight or aero improvement.
I believe that after a certain point, which your R3 is already light enough for, aero trumps weight in almost all cases. I live in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies and I still believe this. Get a nice pair of affordable deep section section wheels, with good brake tracks, and if you are looking to improve; a power meter. Then grab a good book on training with power or a coach and give'r.
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Thanks. I am climber, like climbing but my almost riding circumstance is flat land.
so that I used AX P38T this season.
Your comment reminds me the quote, "Don't buy upgrades.. Ride up grades."
Thanks D.