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steevo
 Post subject: Alex equation wheels
PostPosted: Fri Nov 14, 2003 4:01 pm 
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I know they arent very light, but i hear they are wallet friendly. does anybody know what they weigh?
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steevo
 Post subject: answer!!!
PostPosted: Sat Nov 15, 2003 1:55 pm 
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1605 according to http://www.stewartscyclecity.com/specia ... ation62214

not bad for 500 dollar clinchers..
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Weenie
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campy proton, just over 1400 gram and $320 if you find the right source.

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I hate to tell you but Protons are much more than 1400g. I've got a set of Neucleons and they weight over 1600g. Check the listings page. I think they are closer to 1700g. Good wheels though.
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you are correct, my bad. ~1650. but still a good wheel/weaight for the cash.

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