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Campagnolo Scirocco C17 Clincher Wheelset
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Campagnolo Scirocco C17 Clincher Wheelset Customer Reviews
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UPDATE 2: Great Wheels; even better for the price
5UPDATE #2: over 3800 miles, and wheels are still as true as new. This is amazing, since I am no lightweight, and ride some pretty rough roads. Bearings are fine, but I don't often ride in the rain, so I may not be really stressing them too much.
Report this reviewGreat value wheel set
5Very good first impressions of a good looking set of wheels. They feel very smooth on first ride, rolling extremely well. A massive improvement on the stock Oval wheels which came on my Fuji Transonic - the Sciroccos look awesome with the aero frame. The new Sciroccos look almost identical to the Fulcrum Racing Quattros, which I have had on the winter bike for 2 years, which are also a very good aero wheel set. The only difference being the spoke pattern on the rear wheel of the Sciroccos, which look even better than the Quattros. Time will tell with wear and tear, but if the Fulcrums are anything to go by they should last well, as they probably came out of the same factory. A great looking set of wheels at a bargain price with next day delivery included in the price - cheapest on the internet with the next day delivery. A fantastic first wheel upgrade for any cyclist. A big thank you to Probike Kit.
Report this reviewCAMPAGNOLO SCIROCCO C17 CLINCHER WHEELSET 2018
5The CAMPAGNOLO SCIROCCO C17 CLINCHER WHEELSET 2018 wheels showed up while I was on vacation. I couldn't wait to open the box, almost like Christmas when I was a little kid!! I really like the way they were packed in the box. After mounting tires and tubes and securing these beauties to their new home, on the bike I ride, we went for a ride. I have put about 250 miles on them. Smooth ride and a great feeling on the corners, excellant control on descents and uphill, too. These wheels are my faves at this point. They were a great deal and the ride makes it even more of a deal than the price! I ride almost everyday, these will be my best friends everyday. I am so happy I bought these wheels.
Report this reviewSolid
5Bought these after a rim cracked on my set of Mavic Ksyrium Elite S. Didn't want to spend much so went with these and haven't been disappointed at all. Solid and stable after ~1000km or so. May not be the most dynamic wheels but for the price I'm wrapped.
Report this reviewGood Wheels
5I have these wheels on two different bikes. They are solid and predictable. The worst you can say about them is that they are a unpredictable at high speeds in heavy cross winds. What aero wheels aren't? As for weight comments, when you're talking about one ounce difference between the lightest set of wheels and the heaviest you're getting pretty sensitive don't you think? These are good wheels and if I want another good set of training wheels I will buy them again. Probikekit offers the best prices around and I use them almost religiously.
Report this reviewUpdate to my previous review
5Mileage now over 1100 miles, and still as true as when I took them out of the box. Very pleased with these.
Report this reviewSolid training wheelset, but much heavier than listed
3I was pretty excited when I first read about this wheelset. Although none of the stats on their own stand out as exceptional, the combination of width, depth, and weight at this pricepoint make for a solid very training wheelset. That being said, it was pretty disappointing once I put them on a scale. Here are the weights I measured independently: Front: 835g Rear: 989g Total: 1824g When factoring in rim tape and manufacturing tolerances, I figured roughly 50-60 grams would have been acceptable. It's common knowledge that understated listed weights are prevalent in the cycling industry, however, 170g over is pretty ridiculous. Regarding performance, they ride pretty well. The moderate depth makes them manageable in crosswinds and they feel stiff during hard accelerations. That being said, after coming from a lighter wheelset (~1500g), the weight penalty is noticeable. Aesthetically, it's a good-looking wheelset. The subtle graphics, depth, and distinct lacing pattern definitely look nicer than the stock wheelsets you'd find on most entry to mid-level bikes. If I had to do it all over again, I would probably go with the Fulcrum Quattro LG wheelset instead. Quality should be on par since it's essentially the same manufacturer and it has almost all the same stats, except it's slightly cheaper and lighter (in both listed and customer weights).
Report this reviewGreat Whhels; even better for the price
5Recently cracked a rim and was having trouble finding a local wheelbuilder to rebuild my Record/Open4 CD wheel, so while I take the time to find one, decided to buy a pair of these to use a backup for my Merckx MX Leader. Wheels are somewhat lighter than my old wheels, and are very true, and seem to be quite sturdy. I was a little concerned about the low spoke count (I weigh 225 lb), but have had no issues. I have maybe 250 miles on them so far, and they seem to accelerate well on hills, and glide very quietly on the flat. Freehub is very quiet, is a little different when coasting. Great wheels, even better at this price!
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