I just bought a Trek Emonda SL6 as my main everyday bike (both racing and training) and now I'm looking to get a power meter. I've basically narrowed it down to the following:
1) A Zipp 404 FC clincher wheelset with a Powertap GS (~$2000 in total), or
2) A Power2Max NG with Rotor 3D cranks (~$1350)
I was initially leaning towards the Zipp 404s with the Powertap, but I'm wondering now if there'd even been any point to adding aero wheels to an Emonda (the frame looks about as aero as a barn door, and I'd be worried that the extremely wide downtube would interfere with any aero benefit of the Zipps). Would I be better off saving $$ with the P2M? Or maybe going a different route altogether (e.g., a super light wheelset with a Powertap?)?
1) A Zipp 404 FC clincher wheelset with a Powertap GS (~$2000 in total), or
2) A Power2Max NG with Rotor 3D cranks (~$1350)
I was initially leaning towards the Zipp 404s with the Powertap, but I'm wondering now if there'd even been any point to adding aero wheels to an Emonda (the frame looks about as aero as a barn door, and I'd be worried that the extremely wide downtube would interfere with any aero benefit of the Zipps). Would I be better off saving $$ with the P2M? Or maybe going a different route altogether (e.g., a super light wheelset with a Powertap?)?