I was mixed up with another forum I used to visit ages ago. (can’t even remember what the forum was for!)
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I’m thinking about it too. My current wheels at 50 deep and I don’t want to stick any tape to it. I think I might look for a cheap 2nd hand rear and add the cover to that instead.
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You say that the inner tubes in the bundle were free, I would say they were a saving as I’m always going to use them 
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But but but…
The Michelin latex are 1.3W slower*** than the Vittoria 
***whatever that really means
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Ha ha ha - I’m being a pedant
In reality, I’d just order from whatever place had them in stock and could deliver quickest.
Pink is also better than green.
And nobody has mentioned this.
https://www.merlincycles.com/elite-crono-cx-aero-bottle-cage-kit-104672.html
Got to be worth a few seconds right?
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I have that.
As do most pro’s 
Do they all rattle like sh1t?? Anyone got an easy hack to stop it rattling?
I think @stenard mentioned, blow into the bottle after drinking to ‘reinflate’ before putting it back in the mount.
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Skateboard grip tape.
Or adhesive velcro tabs.
Man, you need to up your #LifeHack game
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Yep, this. It puffs it out and then it locks in nicely
Andy something his real name, I bought my Stealth off him when he was still at PX
Andy Sexton, I had a couple of bike fits with him.
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Actually, when leaving my bike fit I saw one of the club mates waiting outside, it turns out he was there for a job interview. He got it and was doing fitting there for a while. We’re members of Swindon Tri Club, so it was fairly long commute.
But then I’d just end up looking for a 2nd hand disk wheel. I really don’t need any more wheels.
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Condition is “used”
WTF are those white stickers covering?
I’d be very wary of that!
I’m not buying it. Just saying, once you start going down the route of buying a wheel specifically to put a disc cover on, then you quickly end up convincing yourself that you need a regular disc wheel.
To me, one of the benefits of a disk cover would be not having a wheel that only ever gets used in races. I ride my deep section wheels whenever I go out on my TT - they are not that deep anyway. I would be less inclined to ride them with a disk cover on, but maybe I should?
Ive got a flo disc - which is basically a glorified disc cover.
Also got a deep rear that came with bike.
Never took the disc off since I got it… doesnt bother me in wind (no more than a deep-ish front whilst riding TT bike).
Actually, thinking about it, I could use my old turbo wheel. I’m sure I read somewhere there was a minimum rim depth to make this work, but I can’t find it now.