Superteam Road Bike 3 Spoke Wheelset 70mm Clincher Carbon Wheel with Matte Finish

Very fast, quality and nice looking wheelset

The rims a pretty good. As soon as I got them, I put them on and done a century ride. There very smooth, and have no bending in fast corners. Taking a 20mph curb at 35 mph and not feeling any bend is amazing for the price. And the novatec hubs ain't bad either, there not DT swiss. But there very good for a mid range set of rims. They stayed true through out the rough road, and they handled the 1600 watt sprint take off in the city at stop lights. There actually better than some of my other tri spoke rims. The valve stem extender that comes with the rims is junk. There corse threaded extenders. So make sure you get at least a 40mm to 50 mm valve stem extender set. Gray sells a very nice set up to 80mm. And to keep the vibration down from the valve. Just get some electrical tape, and put 1 wrap around the valve stem, make sure the tape is half way sticking out of the rims. You won't hear it anymore after that. Other than that, if you want to turn heads, gain some seconds, and use less watts, these are the rims for a budget.

These are great wheels! Stable once installed correctly! These are my spare time trial wheels for my bike. Initial install was easy. First two rides were unstable. Thought it was the wheel design, so I just put them aside. Read an article about a racer who had his front trispoke wheel on backwards and had issues. So I decided to reverse the front wheel. i.e change the direction of spin. That fixed the instability issue and they are rock solid! Even in high winds! Just be careful on higher speed turns as the gyroscopic motion of the wheel does not allow you to cheat by turning your handlebars into the turn. It will sail on you if you cheat and don’t have good form.There is a previous review that states the wheels pull left. Mine did that too prior to the change of being installed backwards! Just need to flip the front wheel around!

Obviously, they look Amazing. But these wheels are Fast, too. Lightweight & hollow, they almost ‘hum’ riding down the road, & echo when shifting. Only drawback so far, is the included brake pads squeal very loudly. I might try some different pads next time to see if it’s any better, but I would still buy these wheels 100%. Definitely an attention grabbing upgrade. Everyone looks & asks about them - even the guys at the bike shop were impressed.

I wanted to like this product, but it has critical information that is incorrect. The ad clearly states "works with Shimano". Unfortunately, the wheel arrived with a Campy (Campagnolo) free hub. Anyone who knows bikes knows that Campy free hubs do not work with Shimano cassettes.

I was on the fence for a couple of years because of the shipping from China, which further aggravated during the pandemic. Then I saw them available locally and decided to try. Not going to speculate. They were probably a return, just like I did. And for the record I did want to like them with every fiber of my soul. However there's a serious safety issue (see below).Pros:1. They do fit Shimano cassettes, as stated. The rear wheel already had the 1.85mm spacer for the older 10-speed one I have. No need to buy it separately.2. The fit and finish is top notch. I didn't use the included brake pas though. And mine didn't leave any marks on the braking area of the rim at all. They clean up really well, and I do not feel bad about my return. I returned them in the most mint condition.3. The hub/bearings are smooth. Mounting the tires is a breeze. Overall it's a quality product. No truing issues whatsoever.Cons:1. They are unrideable over 20mph. It was quite scary going downhill. Then I tried them on the level street. The same story: the front wheel loses stability and pulls to the left after 20mph.I don't know how someone did a Century (100-mile ride) on those. It was sure a long one - trying not to exceed 20mph. II wouldn't even comment about taking turns at $35mph. Take those claims with a grain of salt. Also note the photos in the reviews. I did ride in a moderate wind though nothing crazy. And the wheel consistently pulled to the left regardless of my *and the wind) direction, so I suspect it's some kind of balance or perhaps the propeller effect. I wish I tested the latter by spinning it at home. Maybe someone will.And for people saying those are track-only or use the rear disc for stability, being a long-time poser, I rode tri-spoke Spin wheels in the 90s. Had no problems with them whatsoever in high wind conditions and at 50mph.

Well Worth the money !!!! No complaints with a good year in and over 1000 miles of ridingDid 2 builds great for track riding too!!!

Great buy. Excellent ride, very light as well.