You're going with Rim brakes, right?
Then I'd check out the Koozer RS1400. They're below 1500g and can be found for around 120€ with shipping on Ali.

Edit: And if you want to spend a bit more, maybe these?

I'm Andreas, 29, from Germany.
I bought myself a 2-speed SRAM Automatix "Singlespeed" 4 years or so ago, which unfortunately was stolen last year.
This spring I got a mid 90s Batavus Carbon Composite Roadbike in a swap deal, which brought me more into serious cycling. But the urge for an upgrade came up, and so I came across chinese carbon.
And now I'm building a Dengfu R12 Roadbike and an OG-Evkin CF-052 Hardtail.

I got myself the cheaper FOVNO Ghost crankset. Looks very good for the price, except for some small optical flaws.

But I'm wondering how the supplied threaded BB is supposed to work in a pressfit frame?

I contacted Dengfu via the contact form on their website, as I was unsure which frame size I should choose, and they told me that price.

Yeah, I also saw that review and was a bit worried about it, so I talked to 2 guys in a german forum, and they were both super happy with it.

As I said before, my bike is still not finished, but I definitely can't confirm points 2, 4 and 5 of that review. 

@carbonazza
Haha, yes! But I really want to keep the initial build below 1k€ - and in that budget is no space for some Carbon Wheels.
Plus I'm almost overwhelmed with the Carbon MTB wheel offer, choosing a set for my roadbike was a lot easier.

@adriaanm
Thanks, those are a good tip! I saw that BD is also selling Mavic Crossmax at the same pricepoint, which are even more interesting for a MTB.
I also found an used set Crossmax, unfortunately the seller doesn't want to ship.


On the other hand, these wannebe Mavics on AliExpress make me really curious  I wonder if they're a bargain or just junk. I've already contacted the seller, which confessed that they're heavier (1800g) than stated.