80mm Front Wheel

[LOOK695]

So how many of you use 80mm for the front wheel, or do you think it is overkill. How is the handling in windy conditions compared to a 60mm wheel?

[Mongoose!]

Also want one

think not an option if below 70kg...

I am well over 70kg... haha

Edited July 3, 2013 by Mongoose!

[LOOK695]

me want also one

think not an option if below 70kg...

I am well over 70kg... haha

I am also more rugby player build than cyclist build Hence my reason for asking

[Jeepdude]

I CURRENTLY RIDE 88-90. been on 60-80 combos 48mm's must say i share your physique and have only really been thrown around in the most severe gail force winds the southern cape coast can offer.

[LOOK695]

I CURRENTLY RIDE 88-90. been on 60-80 combos 48mm's must say i share your physique and have only really been thrown around in the most severe gail force winds the southern cape coast can offer.

88 is pretty deep. What wheels are you using

[Jeepdude]

88 is pretty deep. What wheels are you using

these ones

Trimax Ultimate

Deep section 88mm Carbon tubular rims, ceramic bearings, and aero spokes. Race ready for time trials, triathlon or flat road stages.

- Carbon 88mm section tubular rim

– Reinforced braking surface with CNC machining

– Carbon front hub

– 6 Ceramic cartridge bearings

– Sapim Aero bladed spokes

– Hand built

[LOOK695]

these ones

Trimax Ultimate

Deep section 88mm Carbon tubular rims, ceramic bearings, and aero spokes. Race ready for time trials, triathlon or flat road stages.

- Carbon 88mm section tubular rim

– Reinforced braking surface with CNC machining

– Carbon front hub

– 6 Ceramic cartridge bearings

– Sapim Aero bladed spokes

– Hand built

Those look great. :drool: I am thinking of getting some clinchers from the East, but am still deciding on the front wheel depth