depends on design also actually. was on 62.5mm wheels, swiss side damn stable, crosswind not worried at all.

i still have the front wheel if anyone wants to buy. rear one hancur after getting hit from behind by taxi last year. the wheels basically saved my life, took all of the impact, frame also survived.

thats because u havent face strong crosswind before onli, if strong crosswind even shallow rim ur bike oso been push to side

I used 88 for 1 year+ as my only wheelset.. so far it is really impacted by wind even from those fast moving vehicle..
the front wheel can really sway quite drastically if the vehicle passby is big enough and in high speed even it is separated by 1 lane apart..
Got few occurrence of near fall off but so far never been blown away before.. strongest wind was at the long stretch of straight road at Morib area to Tg Sepat..

we also need to the weight of the rider...
a 50kg rider riding a 80mm wheelset vs a 100kg rider riding a 80mm wheelset is a totally different experience.
it is depends on whether the weight manage to hold the wind condition.

true,
NO newbie(s) will go head on 80+mm on their bikes.
and
there is NO such thing as "graduate from a lower profile".

box -> 24 -> 38 -> 50 -> 60 -> 80 -> 90 -> disc
not many ppl got these much of money to man2 upgrade

(last part joke only ok, no hash feelings  )

I'm ok thx... just a stiff shoulder and bruised ego...

I can't say abt the photochromic visor as I have not use one but for me, I've been fine wit the stock visor at night (though there are other who aren't)... I think the photochromic is best used when you're riding under conditions like from daybreak to day or day to night where you can't carry two visors at a time...

I lowered the saddle by 15mm, adjusted spacer for the stem 15mm, adjusted saddle tilt nose down sikitt, now less numb, much much much better than before. But saddle kena shift fowrard by 10mm (which IMHO now sudah macam 25mm terlalu ke hadapan). Pity, no proper bike fitter in Kuching, only bike shop pushing their agenda sahaja.

How you ppl decide your stem length? (remember, i dont have acces to bike fitter), but i read that if you're on the hood, look bawah, should not be able to see the front hub.
I can see my front hub , by ~40mm. Not to mention, if im on the drop, my hand is like straight down, almost like normal ppl on hood. Nk beli stem also so many legth 90 100 110. Angle going for -17 sbb the Allez is seriously not aggresive

Forgive my noob-ness, sudah pakai baru tahu.

tq all, baru got time masuk sini, kena lash liao

tq tq genodickybirdJustin.Loong beating the shit out of noobie me, For the mean time, still think its better to pakai dulu whatever yg ada. Nanti i measure the reach and do some trigonometry apa machiem, still belajar.

I ingat ambil the 17 degree, then i shift the spacer back down 15mm. At least got range to play.

But...but...but... I'm also newbie kubis la...   
hhnngghh....   

hhnngghh...   
 

Is decathlon a good start? Their hybrid bike is only about 1.3k I think.

malu weh so many lengluis overtake me and goes out of sight after the 2nd corner. mau pandang backside lama sikit pun tak boleh 

Damn I feel so down now. I actually pushed walk my bike all the way up from the bottom.

Have you tried heavier but more puncture resistance tires? So far I have been v v v lucky with gatorskin. But haven't been outside city yet. So can grab. Haven't been to gs also.

You train around city too?