Diddo on Christian's comments with the addition that you will want to ride like a butterfly if you want the wheels to last for a while. That means riding good road avoiding potholes, bumps, and cracks in the road as much as possible. And absolutely no curb hopping, as fun as it is. ;-)

Based on your weight I would definitely say yes. However, riding tubulars as your "most occasion" kind of wheelset is an expensive tire option, since you would have to carry an extra tubular tire in case of a flat. You might want to consider a clincher wheelset instead that takes a standard tube.

Give them a call or click the "Chat Now" in the upper right, could just be an oversight...

I am 185 and have done several mountain centuries here in NC. I recommend the ea 90 clinchers. stiff, very light, very cost effective and hold up well. you can ride for several thousand miles with no true needed. now you can get them for about 400 bucks

Totally ridiculous. If you are racing cat 1 or 2 you could have these as some race day wheels. Otherwise save your money, or you'll just be another out of shape roadie on high end gear I pass on my 35 lb trail bike.I disagree with the above........If nicer gear inspires you to ride more, it's well worth it. I'd shop at Wal Mart if I bought bike gear that reflected my abilities! Why would I do that? KCThere is no rider weight limit on any Easton wheels. I weight 175 on a light day and ride these wheels on my favorite climbs, they insire me to ride hard and keep up with my friends. Consider if you're are hard on wheels or not.