marklemcd wrote:
Ai_1 wrote:
marklemcd wrote:
I think I'd rather just train a bit harder and gain the .25 watts than spend a ton of money to supposedly save it.Stupid answer. Always someone in every thread who can't resist saying train harder or lose weight.
The topic at hand, and your proposal are not mutually exclusive. Thus your comment is irrelevant.
The skewers from zipp are 80 dollars. Most people, maybe not you, have limited funds. I know I do. And as I budget money I am not going to budget 80 dollars on a skewer that arguably will save me like a quarter watt...unless that little bit of saving is the difference between winning and losing. I suspect most of the people worrying about that fraction of a watt are not needing it to win and have not maximized their effort on the bike.
All good, but my used zipp wheels did not come with any skewers.
And the zipp aero skewers (stainless steel) were just 30 bucks.
For some folks, that is worth it.
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