[ire]

Are they any good? They are fairly cheap and I was thinking of picking up a set of tubulars for an additional cross wheelset.
http://www.neuvationcycling.com/wheels.html

It would be $390 for a set. Maybe I should just stick to hunting used wheels

 

[MtnbikeMike]

A buddy of mine had Neuvation wheels as OE on a KHS road bike he had. At about the 2000 mile mark, the rear wheel began to break spokes on a regular basis. Although that was a paired spoke wheel, FWIW.

If you're looking for tubies, Williams has 'cross tubulars too for $370.

http://www.williamscycling.com/cyclocross/cyclocross.html

 

[James]

Are they any good? They are fairly cheap and I was thinking of picking up a set of tubulars for an additional cross wheelset.
http://www.neuvationcycling.com/wheels.html

It would be $390 for a set. Maybe I should just stick to hunting used wheels

Alloy yeah?
Man, you think that they could maybe spring a couple of bucks for some decent product photography, not just some pictures taken on his Eazy-Shot in front of his TV hutch. Ha!

The wheels are decent, I know who makes them for him, the hubs aren't really anything to write home about, honestly I think you could probably either build up some Ultegra wheels for same price or cheaper.

If it were me, I'd go the 32-hole Mavic/Shimano route.

 

[GravityFreakTJ]

i will just run my Mavic Cosmic tubs...bombproof

 

[ire]

If you're looking for tubies, Williams has 'cross tubulars too for $370.

http://www.williamscycling.com/cyclocross/cyclocross.html

Those are nice looking wheels...ever ridden any of their products?

 

[GravityFreakTJ]

Those are nice looking wheels...ever ridden any of their products?

i think Mikey is/was sponsored by them

 

[MtnbikeMike]

They sponsored the team I raced for in '07. The first run of wheels had teething problems (hubs weren't the smoothest), but the wheels we got later in the year were great.

 

[loco-gringo]

I have seen 3 out of 20 wheels not pull spokes through.