Princeton Wake 6560 Evolution vs Zipp NSW454 vs ENVE 4.5
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The spirit of this board is to compile and organize wheels and tires related discussions.
If a new wheel tech is released, (say for example, TPU tubes, a brand new tire, or a new rim standard), feel free to start the discussion in the popular "Road". Your topic will eventually be moved here!
PCW are currently making the best wheels on the market.
No one comes close on quality and QC.
Easy to live with, external nipples, solid rim bed, hooked, 21/28.2mm dims on new Evo series.
6560 Evos are an absolute delight and handle wind like <50mm wheels. A very unique sound to them too.
I've got a pair of Peak Evos coming next week, and think these will stay on my SL8 pretty much permanently, digging out the 6560 Evos for the fastest rides of the year.
No one comes close on quality and QC.
Easy to live with, external nipples, solid rim bed, hooked, 21/28.2mm dims on new Evo series.
6560 Evos are an absolute delight and handle wind like <50mm wheels. A very unique sound to them too.
I've got a pair of Peak Evos coming next week, and think these will stay on my SL8 pretty much permanently, digging out the 6560 Evos for the fastest rides of the year.
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Sounds like a sales pitchryanw wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 8:34 amPCW are currently making the best wheels on the market.
No one comes close on quality and QC.
Easy to live with, external nipples, solid rim bed, hooked, 21/28.2mm dims on new Evo series.
6560 Evos are an absolute delight and handle wind like <50mm wheels. A very unique sound to them too.
I've got a pair of Peak Evos coming next week, and think these will stay on my SL8 pretty much permanently, digging out the 6560 Evos for the fastest rides of the year.
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I don't need to sell anything.
Have owned pretty much every topend wheelset money can buy.
PCW are not the most expensive or flashy, but what I'm keeping on my own bike, and get my full backing as a company / brand.
Have owned pretty much every topend wheelset money can buy.
PCW are not the most expensive or flashy, but what I'm keeping on my own bike, and get my full backing as a company / brand.
SL8 S-Works Project Black - 6.29kg
IG: RhinosWorkshop
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Do you have any intel if the 4045 will be updated as well soon this year?ryanw wrote:PCW are currently making the best wheels on the market.
No one comes close on quality and QC.
Easy to live with, external nipples, solid rim bed, hooked, 21/28.2mm dims on new Evo series.
6560 Evos are an absolute delight and handle wind like <50mm wheels. A very unique sound to them too.
I've got a pair of Peak Evos coming next week, and think these will stay on my SL8 pretty much permanently, digging out the 6560 Evos for the fastest rides of the year.
Thanks
I would take a good guess that all previous models shall be rolled out as an Evo generation this year.
SL8 S-Works Project Black - 6.29kg
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Hey Ryan
have you tested Corima MCC's ?
Thanks
26OD, 1990s rim specs. Not for me.
But being circa 1,480g, hookless, and so narrow, not appealing to me at all.
Much better wheels out there for a lot less. Also have seen some pretty "average at best" layups from Corima.
But being circa 1,480g, hookless, and so narrow, not appealing to me at all.
Much better wheels out there for a lot less. Also have seen some pretty "average at best" layups from Corima.
SL8 S-Works Project Black - 6.29kg
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I agree.UltraMaraFun wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:58 pmHow about the Bontrager RSL51 wheelset? Light for the 51mm depth, wide (internal width 23mm) and hooked rims.
I set up my Enve Melee and Cervelo Soloist with Bontrager RSL51/62 and Reserve 40/44 wheels and because I didn't want to mess with hookless/tire compatibility. Both set ups were slightly lighter than Enve 4.5 wheels.
I think the issue is the tire and hookless compatibility standard.
I think hookless works well for mountain/gravel set up but for the road tires, there should be a more stringent standard because you are dealing with less volume of air and higher pressure....
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I dug too deep into this subject, but maybe I'm not seeing something.
This is my shortlist:
- Tire setup: Conti GP5000 S TR: 28mm front +32mm rear
- Priorities: #1 Comfort, #2 Speed, then the rest
Which wheelset would you go for if the price was similar? (I'm getting HUNTsnare at the same price as Light Bicycle, ENVEs and Rovals might be more, but the resale value is higher too, so given I'm getting a discount for either Rovals or ENVEs it evens out).
This is my shortlist:
- Tire setup: Conti GP5000 S TR: 28mm front +32mm rear
- Priorities: #1 Comfort, #2 Speed, then the rest
Which wheelset would you go for if the price was similar? (I'm getting HUNTsnare at the same price as Light Bicycle, ENVEs and Rovals might be more, but the resale value is higher too, so given I'm getting a discount for either Rovals or ENVEs it evens out).
Roval gets my vote.UrgentDelay wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 11:32 pmI dug too deep into this subject, but maybe I'm not seeing something.
This is my shortlist:
- Tire setup: Conti GP5000 S TR: 28mm front +32mm rear
- Priorities: #1 Comfort, #2 Speed, then the rest
Which wheelset would you go for if the price was similar? (I'm getting HUNTsnare at the same price as Light Bicycle, ENVEs and Rovals might be more, but the resale value is higher too, so given I'm getting a discount for either Rovals or ENVEs it evens out).
I think the Reserve 40/44 is compelling wheels as well.
Ordered my PCW Wake last week at my LBS that is now also a PCW dealer. Delivery time: When its done.
I read it can be anywhere from 4 weeks to 3months, depending on demand.
I am very excited!
I read it can be anywhere from 4 weeks to 3months, depending on demand.
I am very excited!
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