Bike wheel reviews
Shopping for new bike wheels? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Corima Aero+ Tubeless reviewReview of the Corima Aero+ Tubeless review, the first all-carbon tubeless wheel
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Borg 50 C carbon clincher wheels reviewHand made in the UK by Malcolm Borg is a relatively new wheel brand based in Suffolk and a good one at that too
By Symon Lewis Published
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Walker Brothers Fleet 40mm clincher wheelset reviewA new name on the wheel building scene from two men with plenty of history in the sport, the Walker Brothers Fleet wheelset seems like a great all-round upgrade option.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Spada Spillo wheels reviewWith carbon rims and weighing 871g (plus skewers), the Spada Spillo wheels are the lightest wheels we've ever reviewed, making them perfect for hill climbs.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Damil DR-18c all-road 38 full carbon rim brake wheels reviewHandmade Italian wheels with hubs you'll hear a mile off
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Corima Aero+ MCC wheelset reviewCorima Aero+ MCC - front £1,079.99, rear £1,269.99
By Mike Hawkins Published
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Zipp 404 Firestrike wheels reviewThe Zipp 404 Firestrike carbon clincher wheels are very fast deep section wheels that cope very well in crosswinds, but aren't so good at braking in the wet
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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ENVE SES 2.2 tubular wheelset reviewThe ENVE SES 2.2 is a super-light premium wheelset designed to offer maximum performance when racing up mountains.
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
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Rolf Prima Alpha reviewAs a set for all year race and training hoops, you can't get better than the Rolf Prima Alpha wheelset suggests Dan Baines...
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Venn Rev 35 TCC reviewThis 35mm carbon clincher from Taiwanese OEM brand Venn delivers excellent performance at a very competitive price
By Simon Smythe Published
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Campagnolo Ghibli rear disc wheel reviewCampagnolo's Ghibli disc wheel is renowned for its lightweight, aerodynamics and stiffness. It has held many records and revamped today remains one of the best disc wheels on the market.
By Simon Smythe Published
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Hope Carbon 30 Clincher Mono Aero Road wheelset reviewHope's Carbon 30 Clincher promises to be 'best for British roads' and so far might be living up to its sales speal
By Symon Lewis Published
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Cero RC35-D reviewIn the last 18 months we’ve had a couple of pairs of Cero wheels pass through the Cycling Weekly office, and every time they’ve impressed us with their performance vs price tag, and these latest RC35-D wheels from Cero don’t disappoint
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Black Inc Black Thirty wheelset reviewA lightweight wheelset that comes with aero claims
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Zipp 454 NSW Carbon Clincher wheels reviewTaking design cues from nature, the Zipp 454 NSW Carbon Clincher wheel engineers claim they are the brand's fastest rim shape to date, regardless of prevailing winds. So we put a pair to the test.
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Reynolds 58 Aero and 72 Aero clinchers reviewReynolds 58 Aero and 72 Aero clinchers F: £944.99, R: £1,209.99
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Zipp 302 Carbon Clincher reviewZipp's new budget wheelset doesn't have dimples or whale humps but it's tough, mean looking and most definitely fast
By Simon Smythe Published
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SRAM S60 wheels reviewBy Cycling Weekly Published
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Zipp 303 wheelset reviewZipp 303 wheelset: Light, aero wheelset for £1,500
By Cycling Weekly Published
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DT Swiss RC 38 Spline disc brake wheels reviewThe DT Swiss RC 38 Spline wheels are a very well-made pair of hoops that offer good durability and performance, with plenty of axle options to choose from.
By Symon Lewis Published
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Fulcrum Racing Quattro Carbon wheels reviewThe Fulcrum Racing Quattro Carbon wheels are good carbon upgrade wheels, that excel on flat roads with their stiff 40mm rims and great braking.
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Edco Roches wheels reviewEdco Roches are designed to be a solid wheels for everyday use, being tubeless-ready and with a wide internal rim width, but they could be more comfortable.
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
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Walker Brothers WideBoy 58mm wheels reviewWe've tested UK brand Walker Brothers' WideBoy 58mm deep section, wide carbon clincher wheelset. How do they fare in the competitive carbon wheel market?
By Paul Norman Published
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Stan’s NoTubes Iron Cross Team Wheelset reviewWe 'go tubeless' with Stan's NoTubes Iron Cross Team wheelset, and see if life without inner tubes is as good as we imagined
By Chris Catchpole Published
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Cero ARD23 Disc wheels reviewWe've tested the ARD23 disc wheelset from Cycle Division's own brand Cero. They come in at a penny under £400 and provide plenty of adaptability as well as light overall weight.
By Paul Norman Published
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3T Accelero 60 Team Stealth review3T Accelero 60 Team Stealth wheelset £1,249.99
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Dymag 38mm carbon reviewRob Hoyles tests a well established motorcycle brand Dymag, but is disappointed with the outcome...
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Cole Rollen Lite reviewAs budget wheels go, you can't go wrong with the Cole Rollen wheelset, especially as they've fallen in price since the test... what more could you ask for?
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Stan's NoTubes Tubeless Conversion Bundle reviewStan's NoTubes means you can convert regular wheels to tubeless - we review the system
By Cycling Weekly Published
