wheels

Carbon wheels have come a long way and the Syncros Capital SL one-piece carbon wheels take things into a modern age.

The TT and triathlon wheelsets are impressively light for their deep profiles, while still maintaining the same speedy performance.

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Gear of the Day

From issue 105

The RW23 joins the Revel Wheels family of recyclable, US-made carbon rims.

More tips and tricks for limiting high-speed wobble, mixing drivetrain components, and more.

Road wheels have undergone significant evolutions in the last several years, and 2020 showed off plainly where we're headed. Here's what I learned.

The ARC 1400 Dicut DB wheels offer aerodynamic benefits and plenty of crosswind stability. The DT 240 hubs are the star of the show, though.

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We test 42mm wheels vs 65mm wheels up multiple laps of the 5% Lookout Mountain, keeping average power output the same.

The Grit 4540 wheels take much of what Princeton learned from its Wake 6560 D wheels and translates it to a multi-surface wheelset.

The 44 UD wheels from Hunt cost half as much as competitors, but offer pro-level technology and ride quality.

The Aeolus RSL 37 wheels from Bontrager are a carbon Goldilocks wheelset that are light and aero — but not cheap.

Lennard Zinn's wheel study gives us the scoop on whether you should be riding climbing wheels or aero wheels. Zinn also explains the concept of moment of inertia.

The Rough Country wheels offer up plenty of stiffness for phenomenal cornering, all at nearly half the price of competitors.

Enve's Foundation wheels drop the price significantly on the halo brand's offerings. And the new hoops are made in the USA.

Get the lowdown on the bike gear you'll want, the stuff you definitely need, and the coolest items of 2020.

Lennard addresses sealant causing high-speed wobbles, and mounting tubeless tires without sealant.

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The Italian bike brand adds an endurance wheelset and two road racing wheelsets to its lineup.

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Is your wheel out of whack? Art's Cyclery explains how to adjust wheel dish

With the best in bespoke goods on display at NAHBS each year, the Wheelbuilder.com staff urges the show to recognize custom wheels

Get your hoops hooked up in a hurry with these tips from Ask a Mechanic

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In Technical FAQ, a reader describes, in detail, his work to eliminate high-speed shimmy through attacking resonance via wheel tuning

Lennard Zinn answers a question about which type of riding is easier on a bike: off-road or pavement

Are your hoops out of whack? Follow these tips to smooth your ride

The classic Italian brand builds a set of fast, durable wheels

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After a five-year hiatus, has one reader lost his spoke-tensioning touch? And what about matching spoke-hole counts?

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Lennard Zinn answers readers' questions about positioning cleats and prolonging wheel life

Technical writer Lennard Zinn continues to look at wider rims and tires and their grip while cornering

Aggressive, fast, yet precise hoops that will push you to go harder on your 29er.

Wheels slim down as the road turns up, trimming rotating weight while keeping bikes as light as possible

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Tech editor Nick Legan answers reader questions on front vs. rear flats, cramps and more

Technical editor Nick Legan puts a solid, all-around set of aluminum wheels to the test of the Belgian cobbles

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The Fulcrum hoops responded as quickly as a 29" wheel ever has for me

Lennard Zinn answers more questions on bike weight and readers weigh in on previous columns

We look through the pits in Milan for the wheel and tire combinations chosen by many of the teams in the final-stage Giro d'Italia time trial

Our tech editor answers questions on bottom bracket height, pressure gauges, budget wheel choices and balancing your hoops

Also, bottom bracket paranoia and feet rubbing on the crankarm

Also: draining water from rims

Zinn addresses reader questions about repairing a blown derailleur hanger, shipping carbon seatposts and whether GC riders need aero wheels

This week's tech roundup also includes: SRAM mountain bike derailleurs, Wheels bottom bracket adapters, SRAM Red, Shimano patents and Friday flicks

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So far 96 models have been approved, and 43 more are currently being examined

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