Anyone used one of these?
They're sold in the US and seem to be very good value?
Any info would be helpful, thanks.
Renn disc wheel
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Hi stuart!
to Weight Weenies!
I moved your post to the road section. because tri also uses this forum.
road forum: Discuss light weight issues concerning road bikes & parts.
Weight weenie forum: News, announcements and discussions about Weight Weenies.
Good luck!
to Weight Weenies!
I moved your post to the road section. because tri also uses this forum.
road forum: Discuss light weight issues concerning road bikes & parts.
Weight weenie forum: News, announcements and discussions about Weight Weenies.
Good luck!
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stuartp wrote:Anyone used one of these?
They're sold in the US and seem to be very good value?
Any info would be helpful, thanks.
first off, ive never used this wheel, but everyone ive ever talked to about it has never had a bad thing to say.
Go to slowtwitch.com and to their forum and do a search on REnn to see what i mean, all good things
and at that price, u cant beat it
jeremyb
a disk is definitely quicker. and depending on the disk weight may be as quick in a partially hilly TT
Aspects to consider with a disk
conditions of the race/ride - windy, traffic, hills
weight and type of disk - clincher/tubular
construction - "lens" vs flat - rider weight
check out slowtwitch as has been said or
http://www.bicyclesports.com/Snitz/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=1
Renn's are great starting disk's or for training and heavier riders.
I also like xlab's for a good value clincher
Aspects to consider with a disk
conditions of the race/ride - windy, traffic, hills
weight and type of disk - clincher/tubular
construction - "lens" vs flat - rider weight
check out slowtwitch as has been said or
http://www.bicyclesports.com/Snitz/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=1
Renn's are great starting disk's or for training and heavier riders.
I also like xlab's for a good value clincher
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