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Woops, didn't see this post before starting new topic - apologies!

Just saw this article on Velonation. http://www.cyclingne...-milan-san-remo I never thought such equipment like this could be born... Imagine if Cavendish pulls off a win with this new bike in Milan-Sanremo Anybody as impressed as I am?

G at 06:49, let's hope for good weather...

Thanks a mil

Hi guys, I know this has probably been asked a thousand times, but I'm relatively new so I'm unsure, and would like to know for when I possibly order from them. When ordering from CRC, what is the duty that is added when your order arrives? Also, is the duty applicable to all items ordered from CRC? Shot.

must admit, don't agree with the sudden change in decision from the spanish federation. having said that, i'm waiting with bated breath for the schleck / contador showdown at this year's TDF.

i agree. i did a lot of homework on various wheels, and this was the best choice for me. what's also nice are the bladed spokes, the carbon braking surface, and of course the price! i've heard so many guys saying that many wheels come from the same factory. in the end, i just couldn't fork out R15000+ for the zipps, even though they are everybody's first choice. how much of the R15000+ are you paying for the name? here's a pic of my bike with the wheels.

hey hamster, i recently bought a set of 50mm clinchers, and agree with jeepdude, they're very responsive and lightweight for a carbon clincher. the week before i bought them i rode on a set of Zipp 404's, and i couldn't feel a difference whether i was riding black spade or zipp. my opinion though, others may disagree. however, the points for value for money have to go to black spade. hope this helps!