I bought a set of Premier wheels last year for racing and I am thrilled with them. I run the disc and 88mm front with rim brakes on my trinity. Price point is good and Dan at Premier is great to communicate with if you have any questions. Oh and you should get a light weight QR skewer and brake pads for the wheels.

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Thanks, I’ve also heard nothing but good things on the Premier wheels and Dan. Thanks for the tip on the skewers!

Hard to go wrong with the Premier wheels. I just snagged a disc from Dan as I needed a rim brake disc with an XDR hub which he was able to accommodate. Plus the 26mm width is probably the sweet spot for rim brake frames.

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Thanks and sweet ride! 26s would be great, I was planning on 25s. Not sure on the tire selection yet, so many options and data. Normally run GP5000s, but hear the GP5000TT is way faster. Not sure if it really matters much at my level?

@135lbs you may want a shallower front wheel! Something around 60mm would probably be a better all rounder.

That’s fair and makes sense. Watt savings and aero gains don’t mean much if you’re blown all over the road.

For the rear disc, consider finding a used one on eBay or ST Classifieds. Discs are race-only wheels, so they typically have low mileage. Add to that the folks who have upgraded to disc brake frames and now have a rim brake disc collecting dust and you can probably score a great deal....leaving $$$ to get the front wheel of your choice.

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A FLO Disc and 64 AS front would also get you in under $2000, about $1600 with the current 15% discount...

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