Shimano RS610 tubeless wheels, Anyone using them?

denbatt

Anyone using these wheels? https://www.mantel.com/ie/shimano-rs-610-road-wheelset&utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping?gclid=Cj0KEQjwioHIBRCes6nP56Ti1IsBEiQAxxb5Gyq0ngzME0c7T13awYDnVeQYU4P_gV4auVIcGcTnYxgaAkQM8P8HAQ

Looking for tubeless ready wheelset for winter/ training and have always been a shimano wheel fan. Would love to hear some real world (irish roads/weather) reviews.

velo.2010

The wheels above are very heavy at 2kg. I know that may be mitigated slightly by not using tubes but still... e200 for 2kg+ wheels is a bit steep. FWIW, I have a set of the Ultegra's which are also tubeless compatible but I don't use them as such. Bought them for their reliability and an alternative to Mavic wheels I've bought. No problems with them as used with tubes and tyres.

IMO I'd pay e20 more and buy the Fulcrums 5's on the same site. My first set of decent wheels. Bullit proof and look nice.

Harrybelafonte

I really sliked mine, but they're f'ked now after only a few years of use. Still tempted to get the ones you mentioned with Schwalbe Ones for racing

Daroxtar

Ultegra WH 6800 wheels are tubeless ready. I'm not running them tubeless but can vouch for them as being a damn fine wheel and lighter than the 610

denbatt

Cool. Have had both rs80 and dura ace c24's and loved them. The ultegra are up there on the list if I can get them at a good price.

Harrybelafonte

Sorrym I had the WH 6700, which I thought the RS610 replaced

clog

I've had a set of these for the last year or so mainly on a winter bike and ran with ordinary tires/tubes. They have been absolutely faultless. May try and put some tubeless on them in the near future. I would put them nearly on a par with the Ultegra level wheels but with inferior hubs.

I must say though the weight given on the Mantel site is wrong they work out at about 1780g.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/ie/en/shimano-rs610-tubeless-road-wheelset/rp-prod121535