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Reviewed by PezCyclingNews.com
http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=3824
“They are light and made of different stuff, which make them a combination tech weenie / weight weenie one-two punch. What they bring along with the looks factor and the weight is durability.”
“I can’t find rider weight limits on Topolino’s site, but I would call these wheels tough and possibly the big man’s dream wheel, as nothing weighing in at 1400 grams should be this durable.”
“Maybe the best combination of low weight and durability make them the first very light wheel I would ever consider suggesting to bigger guys (contact Topolino for exactly how big though). I tried like hell to blow ‘em out and didn’t even get ‘em out of true… I also like that they stand out in a crowd, making them a great mate to a top dollar bike as well as a stand out part on more run of the mill gear.”
Reviewed by CyclingNews.com
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2004/reviews/topolino_700cclincher
“Over an extended testing period that included all weather conditions and varying quality road surfaces, the Topolino 700c clincher wheelset performed extremely well. Even after 10,000 km, truing wasn't necessary…”
Reviewed by TriGearReview.com
http://www.trigearreview.com/forms/Article.aspx?REVID=280
“We have previously praised Topolino’s C19 aluminum rimmed clincher wheels here at TgR. Since they are so good and I have plenty of experience using tubular tires, even for everyday training, I just had to get a set of its V39s. I’ve now been riding them for about two months and having an absolute blast. These wheels are real difference makers.”
Reviewed in Bicycling Magazine, November 2007
“They're [the AX3.0] lighter and deliver pro-level acceleration without being harsh over potholes…”
Reviewed by GearReview.com
http://www.gearreview.com/topolino_clincher.php
“Topolino has entered the wheel market at the top and knocked one out of the park with their clincher. It is lightweight, strong, and sexy - well, sexy is subjective, but I like 'em! They ride very well, without a hint of speed wobble or flex.”





