Took a little more effort to get these speced and ordered. I think the Campy Hub body through an added challenge.

This will be going on a Neo-Retro steal frame.



Rim Brake Wheels  https://www.xmcarbonspeed.cc/products/carbon-speed-t1100-carbon-700c-50mm-depth-214mm-internal-28mm-external-width-high-tg-rim-brake-wheelsets

I purchased a set of Legit EE G4 used. I haven't installed them yet, so can't speak to performance yet. However, the few people I know with them (about 4-5) all say they are the best rim brakes they've ever used.

EE vs Super Record?

I'm starting a new road bike project and am looking for Aero drop bar options.

This is a modern build on a vintage steel frame and want to keep it NON-Integrated (ie. separate stem)

I already have a set of Aero bars from Light Carbon their HBR05 on an older Ti bike. https://www.lightcarbon.com/full-carbon-aero-road-handlebar_p100.html



While I like these bars, I'm looking at other options that are out there. I also really like the Bontrager bars on my Trek Madone, but those are $$$$. Something that has the step/cut for bar tape to blend smoothly into the aero surface like this would be ideal.

https://thesweetcyclists.com/trek-bontrager-rsl-aero-road-handlebar-oclv-carbon-dropbars-review/

Probably this

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806262754767.html

Yup

Found the LTwoo GRT 1x12 aluminum groupset (levers, mech, hydros) for under $200us delivered, so had to order it up for a not to distant future gravel bike. Maybe a Poseidon, or something else, shooting for a sub $1200 total cost.

Will update once I have it, then in the future once I find something to install it on.

I was thinking about that option, but I figured I'd still need another wheel. I'm doing a 6 hour TT in November and winds could be an issue, so I don't want to be tied to only the 1 wheel. Or having to figure out how to get the disc cover off mid race....

I pulled the trigger on the LightCarbon with standard 36tooth hub. Also picking up a bar for a different bike. They are saying it can ship in 2 weeks, all total is $810 (including shipping) hopefully no taxes.

Shopping for a rear TT wheel and don't want to spend a billion $$ so looking at Chiner Carbon.

I'm no stranger to this market, have an 057 Rigid Mtb and LightBike rims on another bike.

I'm debating between LightBicycle Falcon Entry level for listed $738
https://www.lightbicycle.com/precision-c22d-entry-disc-brake-triathlon-tt-rear-disc-wheel.html

 or LightCarbon with their hub for $529 or DT350 for $770
https://www.lightcarbon.com/lightcarbon-28mm-wide-super-aero-disc-brake-carbon-full-disc-wheel_p204.html

They look about the same,  but claimed weight is about 300grams more for LightCarbon.

How is the stiffness between the Canyon and Carbonda?