Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Are these compatible with a Sram 10 speed?
Document: I couldn't stand the wheels that came stock on my Felt z100. Heavy and the bearings were so bad that I had to keep pedaling downhill to keep up with others who simply coast and gain speed on some steeper downhill sections. So, I shopped and I shopped and ultimately gave this wheelset a try. Very happy I did.The wheels roll and roll... which means I now also pick up speed while coasting down hills like the rest of the decent bikes and wheel setups out there.
With 453 grams per pound, I just shaved nearly 2 pounds off my road bike!! Now, 2 pounds by itself is nothing special but 2 pounds of ROTATIONAL weight is a different story. You will absolutely notice the difference. In fact, to quantify how much faster I am, here are the numbers. I commute to work every day on mySchwinn RS 5.0 Road Bike. With my previous wheelset, I had been averaging 17 to 17.5 mph on my commutes.
This is your wheelset!! !I am soon to acquire a 2005 De Rosa and I already know that this wheelset will be adorning that bike as soon as I take ownership.
They spin freely. They chop over a pound off the total weight of my wife's bike. Nice!
These wheels are just as advertised. For less than $400 you get a wheel set every bit as good as ones costing two or three times as much.I am an avid cyclist (averaging about 4,000 miles a year) and do all my own maintenance so I do know a little bit about bicycles. Only time will tell how well these wheels hold up, but my first impression is very positive. The wheels are just beautiful with no manufacturing flaws at all.
The wheels are perfectly true out of the box and I've hit some potholes with no adverse effects. Tires went on easily. And I also drilled out a slightly bigger opening on the rims to accommodate schrader type valves. No problems! The wheels look great on my bike as well. Love them! I would give them 6 stars if I could. Highly recommend.
The rims have remained straight and true with 0 maintenance. I highly recommend these wheels -- somebody on the site said they are a good "starter" wheelset. I'd just call them a good wheelset (unless you're into serious professional racing where you need the absolutely best).
The ratchet sound gets louder and louder as the miles wear on [1100 miles? ], n-o-i-s-y as heck when freewheeling. Definitely lets people know you're coming on to them. Scares the heck out of cats. I find this NOISE irritating. *** Resolved by LBS relubing pawls. Quieter than the Mavics. They recommend hub servicing every 800 miles. More so than other wheels. hmmm2] H-E-A-V-Y QR skewers.
Stretching new tires over the Vuelta's can be a bit tougher compared to the Mavic's, but I always seem to get them on without too much trouble and they are about 500 dollars or more cheaper than my Mavic's.I'd say I have about 1000 miles on this wheelset and ride as aggressive as my talent allows (20mph average for 75+ mile rides). Not a single issue in strength or performance so far. They are lighter than my Mavic's, just as strong, and look swell too.
Some hubs only need 5mm wrenches while other require special tools [ORC-UL]. W/o a service guide I'm playing a tool guessing game. Phooey to you Vuelta.Good aero 27mm wheel that doesn't get buffered by side winds. Climbs decent too. I can feel a slight flex when rounding corners @ 20-25-30 mph, more so in the rear than the front. This may be due to thinner and lighter bladed spokes as compared to Mavic.
Answer: no