Easton Carbons vs Ritchey Carbons
Same rims, both have decent hubs (though I prefer Eastons but then these will be race day only wheels)
According to the Tour test the Easton set in signifigantly stiffer however the Ritchey is a little lighter and a bit more aero. For someone who's 145 at most but still a sprinter would you thing the Ritchey's to be stiff enough that I could get away with them, or should I 'settle' for the Easton's?
stiffness vs weight
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Hi,
Excuse my ignorance but that seems to fly in the face of all technical knowledge.
I'd expect a flexing wheel to lose grip sooner than a stiff one.
Could it be you were running a different set of tyres?
Ciao,
you may find that the more flexible wheel - the Ritchey - will have much better grip when cornering.
Excuse my ignorance but that seems to fly in the face of all technical knowledge.
I'd expect a flexing wheel to lose grip sooner than a stiff one.
Could it be you were running a different set of tyres?
Ciao,
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