Wanted: 650c Tri-spoke front wheel.

Posted on Mon 31st, March 2014

• #1

Allshownogo

I currently have a Spinergy 650c clincher front wheel, but am ideally looking for a HED tri-spoke for TT purposes on my Raleigh Banana Lo-Pro. Feel I need something stiffer with my 87kg leaning on that front end!

Would consider a Mavic tri-spoke too if not a HED.
• #2

Allshownogo

Bumpity bump.
Will be happy with either tub or clincher, but ideally a Mavic or HED (Specialized) tri-spoke rather than an Aerospoke as this is for racing on this year.
• #3

Allshownogo

Will also consider a Corima quad spoke if anyone has one of those?

Thanks for the offers on Aerospokes, but this is for a TT bike so ideally I want to keep the weight down, and the aero properties and stiffness up. Sorry but Aerospokes are too flexy, too heavy, and fare rather badly in actual race conditions (they're a sod in crosswinds apparently)
• #4

JBizzle60

Any chance of forwarding me the Pms with the 650c aerospoke tells :)!
• #5

Ludo9107

Hi, My boy has a HED trispoke clincher version that hes grown out of now. Are you still looking for one? Lovely condition. Gary

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