Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby IanM » 13 Jan 2015 21:06

Ewan wrote:How much for just the wheel?


I assume you mean rear wheel, inclusive of powertap hub? If so...

IanM wrote:Ok, I've said it before but this should really be the final final bump (with price drop), on this... probably. £300 for the rear wheel inc powertap hub


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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby Kevy427 » 13 Jan 2015 22:06

Seems to be turning into pricedroptv.com. Might wait a little bit longer ;)
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby IanM » 13 Jan 2015 23:06

Hah :) Won't be dropping any lower - hoping to sell it here for what should be a low hassle sale (to someone I know and potentially leveraging the BCTTT delivery network). If it gets advertised elsewhere then I'll be adding eBay/etc premium on. So get it whilst it's hot! ;)
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby Ewan » 13 Jan 2015 23:53

IanM wrote:I assume you mean rear wheel, inclusive of powertap hub? If so...

IanM wrote:Ok, I've said it before but this should really be the final final bump (with price drop), on this... probably. £300 for the rear wheel inc powertap hub


;)


yeah yeah... I mean without the disc cover (which I assume contributes to the £300 :-) If it goes low enough I'll consider it for my GF as a birthday present (read spare turbo wheel :-D).

more seriously though CCS should buy it :-)
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby IanM » 14 Jan 2015 08:00

£300 is wheel/hub only, covers not included. Don't really want to go lower than that, otherwise I may as well keep it for when I get another road bike.

And I believe CCS has other plans ;)
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby CCS » 14 Jan 2015 10:47

Ewan wrote:more seriously though CCS should buy it :-)

IanM wrote:And I believe CCS has other plans ;)


I still can't manage to make a plan. Half of me thinks that I should just get my head down and do some proper training and save my pennies (especially given how poor I am at following instructions on following HR.... zone 1/2? Surely that means sprinting up a hill in zone 6 to catch some random punter?); the other half of me thinks I need power now to get the benefit before I get too old and fall apart.
Really ought to get off my arse and out on the bike so as not to waste my day off...
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby Jack Hughes » 14 Jan 2015 13:02

CCS wrote:[ I need power now to get the benefit before I get too old and fall apart.
Really ought to get off my arse and out on the bike so as not to waste my day off...


You can still make performance gains as you get older.

But you are most likely to see these coming from aero dynamic efficiency, rather than power increases .

A power meter is even more important to inform you about your CdA.... and if you are making improvements.

speed = f( power, drag)

Very hard to work out drag if you have two unknowns.


The faster you get, the more drag increases (i.e. non linear as it is at least a square).


Is this helping?
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby CCS » 14 Jan 2015 17:20

Jack Hughes wrote:Is this helping?

No!

Just tell me to stop even thinking about spending, and get training. Think there are still some big gains to be main through good old fashioned hard work (?) - and by next year, I may have won the lottery....
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Re: Powertap (Shimano) wheel + Wheelcovers + race tyres

Postby Kevy427 » 14 Jan 2015 20:52

Jack Hughes wrote:Very hard to work out drag if you have two unknowns

Bendy and Tritans aren't unknown to a bit of drag
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