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Reddit mentions of Vuelta ZeroLite Road Comp Wheel Set, 700c

Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 5

We found 5 Reddit mentions of Vuelta ZeroLite Road Comp Wheel Set, 700c. Here are the top ones.

Vuelta ZeroLite Road Comp Wheel Set, 700c
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Sealed bearing hubsAero stainless steel spokesCNC machined brake trackFront 873g, Rear 1185g
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height8 Inches
Length31 Inches
Release dateMay 2012
Size700c set
Weight4.49 Pounds
Width27 Inches

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Found 5 comments on Vuelta ZeroLite Road Comp Wheel Set, 700c:

u/inhibitus · 2 pointsr/cycling

this should do the trick. there are a couple warehouse deals for the set <100$

u/GotYou1337 · 2 pointsr/bicycling

Componentwise it's pretty good for it's price. Three things I don't like:

  1. Wheels: they are pretty low end. See details here. In this price range you can't really ask for more but I want you to consider that the wheels are of equal importance than the groupset.

  2. The saddle: seems like an absolute tr*sh saddle with way too much padding to me. You might have to find another one if you don't seem to get comfortable with it.

  3. The gear ratio: it's a 11-25 cassette. If this is good or bad mainly depends on what kind of riding you want to do. If you want to do lots of climbing you are probably overgeared. Especially, if you can't put out at least 250 watts for 1 hour. For more of a climbing oriented gear range aim for a 11-28 cassette.

    Also you have to be able to do basic maintenance like adjusting the shifters because you can't rely on your local shop. If all of this isn't a concern for you then go for it!
u/HerpDerpHerpy · 1 pointr/bicycling

So I have the diamondback Haanjo Tero, and love riding it on the dirt trails near me. I was thinking I could get a new Wheelset for road use, but I'm having trouble finding one that will fit with the disc brakes, does anyone have any insight into this that would simplify it?

The wheelset I was looking at is this one Amazon

Would I need anything else (besides the groupset and brake discs)?

u/FuckMeWithAHammer · 1 pointr/FixedGearBicycle

Hey /r/FGB[1] , I really want to build my own bike this summer and started putting together a list cost of parts. So far this is what i have,
Frame/Fork: $200 (crew district) http://www.citygrounds.com/crew-bike-co/crew-bike-co-district-track-frameset-2016-4501/color/CELESTE[2]
Wheelset: $150 http://www.amazon.com/ZeroLite-Road-Comp-Wheel-Black/dp/B0081UW9VO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463699327&sr=8-1&keywords=wheelset[3]
Crankset:$70 http://www.amazon.com/State-Bicycle-Single-Crankset-Galaxy/dp/B00I96EE6I/ref=sr_1_7?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1463699471&sr=1-7&keywords=crankset+fixed[4]
I realize I'll still need a bottom bracket, seat, stem, handlebars, and a brake and those will probably add up to another $100. Are there some parts I'm forgetting to list? And also, I'm already over $500 which is pretty expensive. What I don't understand is that the complete bike from citygrounds with the crew district frame is only $379. This seems like a really big difference in price, are the parts on the complete bike from CG that bad?