Average Biking Pace

By admin, December 6, 2009 7:07 am

Zipp 303 wheels? How do they feel?

I just got a Trek Madone 5.2 and this bike is absolutely fantastic. It feels like a dream while I am moving along at 20mph. And when I sprint the bike just reacts like a rocket. The only upgrade I am considering are the Zipp 303 wheels.

However let me tell you something about myself. I am not a competitive cyclist. I ride mostly fun rides or ride by myself. I average 16mph to 18mph with minor stops and slow downs due to traffic or pedestrians. I can easily maintain a pace of 20mph + for about an hour as long as there are no headwinds and the road is completely flat.

I love riding. But am I starting to spend too much money on my bike if I am not a competitive cyclist? I am just really curious about the feel of certain wheels. This bike already feels phenomenal but I wonder how much better it would be when I have world class wheels?

Anyone with experience with Zipp 303s please give me your opinions. Am I better off with lesser wheels such as the Mavic R-sys?

yes, for that price level i would rather get topolinos. they are much lighter, the cx2.0 are at 1340 grams!
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