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Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc?
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Prices include shipping.

PremierBike Disc - $755 - Link

  • ~1290g
  • 25mm external/unknown internal (Probably 18mm) UPDATED: 26.22mm external width
  • normally $855
  • sale end unknown
  • USA Based
Aeron X Disc - $814 - Link
  • ~1100g
  • 25.6mm external/18mm internal
  • normally $1221
  • sale ends Dec 2nd
  • have to pay USA customs fees on entry to the country?
LightBicycle UFO-C21 - $859 - Link
  • ~1150g
  • 28mm external/21mm internal
  • normally $996
  • sale ends Dec 1st
  • have to pay USA customs fees on entry to the country?
Yeoleo D5 Disc - $939 - Link
  • ~1250g
  • 25mm external/18.5mm internal
  • normally $1354?
  • sale ends unknown
  • have to pay USA customs fees on entry to the country?
Elitewheels Velo TT - $670 - Link
  • ~1250g
  • 25mm external/18.2mm internal
  • normally $unknown
  • sale ends Nov 30th
  • have to pay USA customs fees on entry to the country?
I added the 3 far east brands, but my main considerations are the Aeron X Disc and PremierBike Disc right now. Originally was interested in the LightBicycle UFO Disc but I've read a few comments on this forum that some people decided to return them, or just flat out cancel their order when seeing the pictures before they delivered them. The 21mm internal width was a concern, possibly making 25mm tires much wider, but it has the 28mm external to make up for it too. Read that the Elitewheels have shit hubs on here. Haven't really seen anything good or bad about the Yeoleo on here. The Aeron X is in the lead in my head right now because of the 25.6mm external width, as I predict this to be the fastest rim with 25mm tires. It also has the weight and looks on it's side.

They are all full carbon I believe, so they should all make the fabled whoosh whoosh sound, yes? πŸ™‚

Thoughts? What would you get?
Last edited by: treyxt: Nov 29, 22 10:42
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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I’d go for either Premier or Aerocoach

Both companies owned/run by great guys who are contributors to the forum so I’d rather support them than the others

Matt
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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Tell the non-US sellers to declare the value under $800 so that no duty is owed.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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I’ve been very happy with my premier wheels.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [jimatbeyond] [ In reply to ]
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jimatbeyond wrote:
Tell the non-US sellers to declare the value under $800 so that no duty is owed.

Why I am I not surprised you would recommend committing customs fraud

Matt
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [Chemist] [ In reply to ]
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Chemist wrote:
I’d go for either Premier or Aerocoach

Both companies owned/run by great guys who are contributors to the forum so I’d rather support them than the others

Aerocoach is just out of budget unless they bring back their ex demo/team equipment soon.

No love for Aeron x from anyone?
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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I use a Ron5 and pretty happy with it!
As I would have to pay customs and tax on delivery to the UK I contacted them and they invoiced me for it with the VAT deducted.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [m@tty] [ In reply to ]
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m@tty wrote:
I use a Ron5 and pretty happy with it!
As I would have to pay customs and tax on delivery to the UK I contacted them and they invoiced me for it with the VAT deducted.

Smart idea, I appreciate it.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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HED Jet RCD 1280g is currently: $960 with their current 20% off.

https://hedcycling.com/products/jet-rc-performance-series/?sku=SKU-36B5D26E
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [jorgegr] [ In reply to ]
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jorgegr wrote:
HED Jet RCD 1280g is currently: $960 with their current 20% off.

https://hedcycling.com/products/jet-rc-performance-series/?sku=SKU-36B5D26E

I would have included HED but I want a full structurally carbon disc, plus I don't like the look of the silver aluminum brake track.

Also seems like some of the other options, (Aeron, PremierBike) are testing faster than HED.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [Chemist] [ In reply to ]
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [Chemist] [ In reply to ]
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Sorry, but my suppliers declare a low value on all of my shipments because there are many ways of valuing items.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [lastlap] [ In reply to ]
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lastlap wrote:

Prime 343 Carbon Rear Road Disc Wheel | Chain Reaction (chainreactioncycles.com)

$612
1.23KG's
Whoop whoop sound
/thread....

Rim brake version is $754.99. I don't really like the Prime brand. Prime and Superteam are a no-go for me. Elitewheels are on the line.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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treyxt wrote:
lastlap wrote:

Prime 343 Carbon Rear Road Disc Wheel | Chain Reaction (chainreactioncycles.com)

$612
1.23KG's
Whoop whoop sound
/thread....


Rim brake version is $754.99. I don't really like the Prime brand. Prime and Superteam are a no-go for me. Elitewheels are on the line.


Why don't you like the Prime? I love mine and thats coming from someone who has had Zipps previously. Id choose the Prime over a Zipp even if they were both free. Plus no US custom fees...
Last edited by: lastlap: Nov 27, 22 12:33
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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I have the RCD Black rim brake has a black aluminum rim. For me competing in the Pacific Northwest I wanted wheels with great wet braking performance.

I would be curious to see the stats that compare performance.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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Flo’s disc is at $1,150 before their current $200 off Black Friday special. Might be worth a look. I ran Flo 45s on my P3 and was very happy with them. Sold the bike but kept the wheels.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [jorgegr] [ In reply to ]
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The Aeron X has a grooved brake track. The Premierbike disc has a scuffed surface, not grooved though like hed/aeron. The hed jet black version is just a bit out of my price range.
Last edited by: treyxt: Nov 27, 22 18:50
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [jimatbeyond] [ In reply to ]
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jimatbeyond wrote:
Sorry, but my suppliers declare a low value on all of my shipments because there are many ways of valuing items.

The fact you are trying to justify committing fraud also does not surprise me

Matt
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [Chemist] [ In reply to ]
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I will do it every day of the week and not even think about it.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [jimatbeyond] [ In reply to ]
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Each response makes you look worse, yet each response is also less surprising. Funny how that works.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [BigBoyND] [ In reply to ]
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BigBoyND wrote:
Each response makes you look worse, yet each response is also less surprising. Funny how that works.

Interesting attempt at being the moral high ground given your recent recommendation of fraud on other topics.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [habbywall] [ In reply to ]
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habbywall wrote:
BigBoyND wrote:
Each response makes you look worse, yet each response is also less surprising. Funny how that works.

Interesting attempt at being the moral high ground given your recent recommendation of fraud on other topics.

Where did I recommend fraud?
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [treyxt] [ In reply to ]
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Just got this quote from LightBicycle.

β€œThe rear Trilight-c21 disc with Chosen hub is USD645/each, with 15% off coverage, the price is USD548.25
Sum total include MTS-Sea shiping: USD621.32.”
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [Ohio_Roadie] [ In reply to ]
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That is their old disc design, UFO is the new one.
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Re: Which Inexpensive (Not Cheap πŸ™‚) Disc? [BigBoyND] [ In reply to ]
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I don't see how it looks worse, just smart.
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