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Campagnolo Bora WTO 60 Carbon Clincher Wheelset
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Campagnolo Bora WTO 60 Carbon Clincher Wheelset Customer Reviews
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Campy Bora Order
5Order arrived in time for my wife to open at Christmas. Wheel set was very carefully boxed.
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Best Prices and Super Fast Shipping to the USA
5Buying European made products and shipped to the USA is very cost effective. ProBikeKit excels at this. They also have great customer service.
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Excellent Wheelset
5I love this wheelset. Fit perfect to my Pinarello Gan S. Ride extremely well even on high wind near the beach. Uphill ride is also swift and I can feel the acceleration as I put power into the ride. Love it. I will also try the Ultra version on my De Rosa.
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Campagnolo Bora WTO 60 AMAZING!
5All could say while riding this wheels for the first-time was Amazing. The wheels are light, stiff and has an instant response. I rode 2 to3 miles faster with the same output / effort than on my other wheels. This upgade is worth every single penny. I'm looking forward to some great times on my Bora WTO 60👍🏽 AMAZING!!
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Really good wheels.
5No flex, truly smooth, stiff wheels. Excellent for all out sprints and maintaining higher speeds with a lot less effort. Despite the 60 profile, side winds are manageable. For anyone who experiences wheel flex, my advice is to have the wheel spokes, rims, bike frame and drive components checked. Out the box these wheels a very impressive to look at, very easy set up and to mount clinchers in any of the two combinations. Did I mention braking rivals Zipp and Easton? A bargain at any price point. Order a set and see what I mean.
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No problems for a change
4I have a bad record with wheels and durability. I'm around 85kg but still manage to wreck a pair every year. So I was very tentative about buying carbon wheels but these have held up with no problems so far. Braking is what it is with carbon wheels. I wouldn't head to the mountains with these. On my flat and rolling hill rides however these help me maintain speed very well. Now the reason for the star reduction. The rear wheel has a lot of flex. I couldn't set my pads far enough away to where it would stop flexing into them with even minor power output. It doesn't even require getting out the saddle. A point which isn't a complaint but just a comment. They don't make any cool sounds at high speeds and the hub is near silent. None of the angry bee stuff. GP 5000 TL fit them but it takes effort.
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