Review: Zipp 101 XPLR wheelset - comfortable to ride, but heavy & expensive cycling ZippSpeed
The 101 XPLRs have a total system weight limit of 130kg and carry a lifetime warranty. For comparison, the lightweight 1,360gUpon installation, I was not expecting any issues - but there were.
Despite the new rim tape, things were not perfect. Sealant still leaked through the spoke holes, although significantly less, but eventually sealed. The rim tape just didn't seem great - there were multiple air pockets, mostly caused by the raised spoke heads and the tape also suffered small rips in several locations.Considering they are designed to pivot, the wheels felt incredibly stable through the corners, tracking accurately even on the fastest or roughest of tracks.
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