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Cole C40 Lite wheelset review
We test Cole's carbon clincher C40 Lite wheels - can they justify the price tag?
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Token C45 R wheelset review
Everyone knows that a pair of deep-section carbon wheels will make any bike look at least 100 watts faster, but can a pair of sub-£800 carbon wheels offer your ride a genuine upgrade? We test the Token C45 R wheelset to find out
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Revolver Kronostok 350 wheels review
The Revolver Kronostook 350 wheels offer a huge range of build options and a very comfortable ride over rough roads to make these good all-round wheels.
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Edco Albis carbon clincher wheelset review
Edco's 50mm deep aero section wheels are relatively light, with a wide rim. We've tested them on the ups and downs of North Devon
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Lightweight Autobahn disc review
A time trial wheel so good that professional athletes will buy it and snub their free sponsored equipment. Here is our review
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Giant P-SLR1 Aero WheelSystem review
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Reynolds Attack Disc wheels review
The low rim weight of the Reynolds Attack Disc wheels make them sharp when accelerating or climbing, but the lack of thru-axle adaptors is disappointing.
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Mavic Ksyrium Pro Disc Allroad wheelset review
Mavic has combined its road and mountain bike wheelset expertise in the Ksyrium Pro Disc Allroad, which it launched in 2015. The wheels are designed for mixed terrain, including gravel roads.
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Shimano RS81 C35 review
Mike Hawkins tests out the 'non series' Shimano wheelset, RS81 C35 and suggests it would make a great set of budget race wheels
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Scribe Aero Wide 3850 wheelset review
An aero boost without a hefty weight penalty - we put Scribe's mid section wheels to the test
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Sicasso S45C wheels review
We put the Sicasso S45C wheel through their paces, seeing if these do-it-all aero wheels can perform as well as we'd hope for an £1,800 carbon wheelset.
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Lightweight Meilenstein wheels review
Can the latest Lightweight wheels live up to the firm’s reputation and justify the £2,999 price tag?
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Cero RC45 Evo carbon clincher wheelset review
Cero's RC50s scored a perfect 10 – we find out whether the new Cero RC45 Evo carbon clincher wheelset can hit top marks too
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Miche Syntium DX wheelset review
The Miche Syntium DX is a well-built disc brake wheelset with classic straight-pull spoking and shallow alloy rims. It adapts easily to all hub standards and provides a quality ride
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Fast Forward F9T track wheels review
Fast Forward hoops are a popular choice on the track, we put a pair of F9Ts though their paces, indoors and out.
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Hope Hoops Stans Alpha Pro 2 Evo review
When you think Hope, you think good quality and that's what we got with the Hope Hoops Stans Alpha Pro 2 Evo...
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Edco Four-8 wheelset review
A smooth rolling wheelset to give you an aero advantage
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Forza Cirrus, 1,696g review
Seven of the best upgrade wheelsets: Forza Cirrus, 1,696g £329.99
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S60 wheels review
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DT Swiss R-1900 wheels review
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Zipp 30 wheelset review
Mike Hawkins tells us his first thoughts on the Zipp 30 wheelset at £675
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Rolf Prima Vigor wheels review
Rolf Prima Vigor - CW tests out Rolf's latest wheelset using its distinctive paired spoke design
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Easton EA70 SL tubeless ready wheels review
The Easton EA70 SL is a mid priced wheel set designed for all heavy use in all conditions
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Fulcrum Racing 5 review
Fulcrum has updated the Racing 5's spec, but we've been riding the previous version for over three years. Our only major complaint has been addressed in the newer Racing 5 LG.
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USE Nano 4.5 review
CW tests USE first attempt at carbon wheels with the Nano 4.5 £1,349.99
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Giant SLR 0 42mm disc wheelset review
The Giant SLR 0 42mm disc wheelset has a rim depth and that makes it aerodynamic and a low weight that makes it fast uphill too
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Shimano Dura-Ace 7900 C24 wheels review
Could Shimano's tubeless-compatible wheelset be the ultimate sportive hoops?
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Swiss Side Gotthard review
Being robust and lightweight doesn't tend to come in the same package, but Swiss Side with the Gotthard wheelset has done a pretty good job ...
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Stayer All Road wheelset review
Does the All Road live up to it's name and perform everywhere?
