Cannondale Scalpel 2021 Wheelset
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You mean: Light, reliable (the original is stiff), cheap.
Light and reliable will most definitely be available in a super expensive version
Interested in buying Carbonsport Lightweight wheels with broken spokes.
BMC Teammachine SLR01 Disc Team 2018|Ridley Helium | Kuota Kross|Cannondale Scalpel 29 Hi-Mod
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If you want lefty front wheel then that limits your choices unless you are going to replace the front hub.
Light lefty wheels I know are mavic carbon pro and enve.
I believe cannondale changed the lefty hub design recently, like a couple of years ago, and that the two variants are not compatible.
Light lefty wheels I know are mavic carbon pro and enve.
I believe cannondale changed the lefty hub design recently, like a couple of years ago, and that the two variants are not compatible.
partly right.
With the Lefty 2.0 they introduced the Lefty 60 mm hubs to a broader audience.
While the Lefty 2.0 was also available with an adapter that allowed to use the old hubs, this adapter is not available for the Ocho Forks.
Now, the hub still fits the fork, but the braking caliber sits in a wrong position. This can be spacered (Rotor has to be spacered) but if one is going to buy a new set of wheels, one should definitely aim for the newer standard.
There are plenty of possibilities, since some well known hub producers make lefty specific hubs...such as Tune and Extralite.
Paired with light rims and spokes (i.e. Duke Lucky Jack, Sapim CX-Ray) should allow for a Wheelset < 1400 gr. at arround or below 1500€
Personally i don't like complete builts from Mavic, since they use to many proprietary parts and are quite heavy for their pricetag.
Four years ago i would pay around 1200€ for a set with tune hubs, CX-Rays and the at that time Duke Lucky Jacks....are around 1300gr. if i recall right.
Starbike actually offers some options as well
With the Lefty 2.0 they introduced the Lefty 60 mm hubs to a broader audience.
While the Lefty 2.0 was also available with an adapter that allowed to use the old hubs, this adapter is not available for the Ocho Forks.
Now, the hub still fits the fork, but the braking caliber sits in a wrong position. This can be spacered (Rotor has to be spacered) but if one is going to buy a new set of wheels, one should definitely aim for the newer standard.
There are plenty of possibilities, since some well known hub producers make lefty specific hubs...such as Tune and Extralite.
Paired with light rims and spokes (i.e. Duke Lucky Jack, Sapim CX-Ray) should allow for a Wheelset < 1400 gr. at arround or below 1500€
Personally i don't like complete builts from Mavic, since they use to many proprietary parts and are quite heavy for their pricetag.
Four years ago i would pay around 1200€ for a set with tune hubs, CX-Rays and the at that time Duke Lucky Jacks....are around 1300gr. if i recall right.
Starbike actually offers some options as well
Interested in buying Carbonsport Lightweight wheels with broken spokes.
BMC Teammachine SLR01 Disc Team 2018|Ridley Helium | Kuota Kross|Cannondale Scalpel 29 Hi-Mod
BMC Teammachine SLR01 Disc Team 2018|Ridley Helium | Kuota Kross|Cannondale Scalpel 29 Hi-Mod
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