38mm or 50mm deep section?

[Tankman]

Which would you choose and why?

38mm or 50mm deep section tubby carbon wheels?

 

 

[J.Z.]

38mm im from pe...!

[JA-Q001]

50mm, SA is flat with high speed races. You would benefit more from the more aero wheel and better momentum.

[Pickled]

What sort of weight are you/

 

The lighter you are, side wind may impact more if you have a 50mm

[Tankman]

Im 85kg, live in Cape Town

[Pickled]

maybe the 38mm would be better in terms of cross winds, but the 50mm don't give too many issues in terms of cross winds. I ride a set of 404 at 74kg and dont have issues with cross winds, so doubt you would.

[NC_lurker]

ummm Pickled, I think the wind blows a little bit more in the Cape..

[turtlek]

i weigh 64kg and i ride a 50 mm wheel s it really all depends on your bike handling skills as to what will make a difference for you in my opinion i love my 50 mm wheels because they look awesome and they roll!!!!!!

 

 

 

i always say go with what looks prettiest to you and you will be happier in the long run!!!

[Prince]

Definately 50mm

[Pickled]

ummm Pickled' date=' I think the wind blows a little bit more in the Cape..[/quote']

 

 

 

Just a little

 

 

[Contaminated Haggis]

guess it depends on how quickly you want to get blown across a busy street  

[Tankman]

I am thinking 50mm now, these will only be used for racing

[Spinnekop]

50mm for racing.....

[gummibear]

50mm for racing only.

[RABUBI]

Be honest, in SA racing, does it realy give you that much benefit over a top end alu wheel?

 

 

[Spinnekop]

Be honest' date=' in SA racing, does it realy give you that much benefit over a top end alu wheel?

 

 

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