On Mar 30, 11:59 am, trek610 <tspin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I realize the gain in speed by
> the wheelset will be minimal with the pig iron bike I am riding, but I need
> all the help I can get :-).

a lighter wheelset can make things feel a little more lively (and that
counts!), but i agree that any gains will be minimal.  you might be
able to drop a pound or so with tires/tubes and another pound and
change with wheels - but that will definitely come at a cost if you're
trying to shave serious weight.

the only time i really notice light wheels is during aggressive
acceleration and fast climbing, which hasn't been a factor in any
brevet i've ridden.  and at mile 100+, i don't care what wheels i'm
on.  but, if you're looking to shed some weight off the bike, the
wheels are a good place to do it.

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