Carbon Tubular Complete Wheelset, 38-Inch/Medium, Black/Black

These are really nice wheels. Get them on sale because they are not the modern wide rim carbon wheelsets you see out now. If you're still running 10 speed like me than the cassette hub will work but not for 11 speed. I have a set of Techlite alloy clinchers that I use that are really light but narrow as well. They have been really good wheels that I've been riding for over a year. But these wheels are actually lighter and I couldn't believe it. I weighed the wheels and they came in at slightly less than 1300 grams without skewers. They are incredibly light. I haven't had any problems with the Novatec hubs so I'm expecting the same with these. I'm putting some race tires on and am expecting some PRs right off the bat. You can take the stickers off with a hair dryer because they look terrible.Update:On my first ride after a week prepping the tires I was smashing a local 28km TT KOM, when just a few km away from the finish the rear tubular blew(last generation Panaracer Race A I got for $50). So it's been a couple weeks since I could get another tire and glue(Continental Sprinter 25mm). Today I rode again and they are super responsive to power and no issues in the wind. They are amazingly quiet, so quiet the dogs don't hear me. Plus, running tubular tires, it's a blissful ride. I live on the flats but these must be super for climbing. Get them if you don't have the money for ENVEUpdate#2: I got another set just for racing when the price went down. I have miles on my first set.Pros: affordable, fast, durable, virtually silent, tubular blisscons: need to be trued after some miles (I do it myself), narrow for modern standards, flexy when climbing and sprinting

Bought this rim (tech lite alloy) in 2015 for $350. Light and has held up well. Would buy again at that price point

Got my tubs glued up only to find that the freehub is an old Shimano 10 speed only freehub that is no longer used. Beware yall! You will either have to replace the freehub or grind the splines down. This should have been mentioned in the product description. I'm quite annoyed since this means more downtime. Taking two stars off for the lame use of freehub.The Techlite wheel's Novatec hubs use a 15mm rear axle. A Novatec Type B2 11speed freehub will fit. The Novatec freehubs are all the same length with the difference being the width of the lip. The B2 freehub will come with its own washer, make sure to use it.

I saw these under carbon tubular wheelset...description said alloy... but for the 195.00 price ! Surprised they arrived since they are no longer made and freehub only fits old styles 10sp cassette....but I still ride and have many...Beautiful Wheelset! Just wish there were more available...