Carbon Wheel Reviews

1,000km tested. T1000 carbon, carbon spokes, 36-point ratchet hub. The best-performing carbon wheels I've reviewed under $2,000.

I put the Superteam Classic Pro through carbon layup checks, spoke tension tests, and real road miles to see if it's worth your money.

When you're staring at $2000+ carbon wheelsets from the big brands

I've tested the Elitewheels ENT 2.0 and ICAN AERO 50 II back to back. Here are 9 real differences - including spoke tension data, weight, and who should buy which.

At $1100, the Elitewheels Drive II are one of, if not, my favourite carbon wheel I've ever reviewed. Seriously - this is impressive. There's just one... heavy... problem.

At $850, the SL1200 65D delivers a weight and price combination that established brands simply can't match. But is it worth buying from a relatively unknown brand?

One of the lightest sets of wheels I've ever reviewed, at only 1247 grams, and scoring an almost perfect score for spoke tension - I genuinely didn't expect this.

I rode 7000km on the $350 Elitewheels ENT 2.0s, and 1000km on the $1,600 YOELEO CS60s. Here are the 10 biggest differences between them.

These Superteams are good...very good. But, they're $1000, and the market at this price range is extremely competitive. So are they actually worth your money?