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It is nice to know that they also sell QR end caps for those of us who use older bikes, thanks for the review.
need the dots without the clear coat for my rim brakes 🙂
thanks a lot for the test! your videos changed my entire cleaning management for the drive parts
100% with you on tpu v tubeless. Ran tubeless for 2 years but in the end the hassle and mess got to me. Promise of zero punctures turned out to be a myth too.
Exactly. Sealant may slow down the leak, but it never fixed it for me. After a puncture I face a choice - either install an inner tube with all the mess or replace the tire.
I'm considering changing back to tubes after about 3 years of mixed results on tubeless. Are TPUs much better than regular tubes for flats?
@@beesplaining1882 yes, they are - lighter, do not pinch flat... well, that's enough reason for me. Riding experience is nearly the same as with tubeless.
@@alex_smallet thanks for that. What about longevity? I ride on some pretty poor roads at times. Are they ok or do they burst at the first sign of tyre cuts and wear?
@@beesplaining1882 I did not have that kind of experience, but they certainly stronger than butyl tubes.
Really nice rim, I using this rim since last month till now. Good response and light weight ! Overall nice looking and looks premium …Love it ! Cheers 🫰🏻
Great and very informative as always. They are amazing looking wheels
I have two Superteam wheelsets - one for endurance road 45mm deep, and a gravel set 38mm deep (x 24 internal), both taped for tubeless with zero issues. I've put thousands of miles of them and they have been amazing. I wouldn't hesitate to get another Superteam wheelset or recommend them to others. Onlt thing that would put me off these is that mine have those flat section steel "pillar" spokes tho, they've been super durable.
IDK about carbon spokes, I avoid them.
curious why do you avoid carbon spokes?
@@donavonlewis1039 - some years ago these thinner sorts of carbon fiber spokes would keep snapping, and even today a sideways impact, as from a rock, against a spoke under tension could cause one to break. So, I was happy, when I got my wheelsets, that the spoke were steel, flat sectioned spokes.
Watching guys like Hambini - I see some brands or types of carbon spokes are well-liked and desirable for weight and aero on
road wheels. But considering that I ride gravel and some pretty tough areas of pavement, so a bit more insurance against a broken spoke is what I prefer.
Recently crashed after front Pirelli Pzero sidewall blew out. Thankfully I had steel spokes that do not shatter and splinter like carbon on side impact.
You have a gravel sets 38mm deep, what about these hubs and bearing ? I can't find info what are the bearings ? ceramic or what ?
@peterradkovsky1010 - inquire at their website www(dot)superteamwheels(dot)com
Love your presentations. I would prefer a silent clutch to enjoy nature!
12:34 The table and chart are based on Park TM-1. The spoke tension is nonlinear relative to the deflection applied by measurement tool. Since you use a different tensiometer (Ztto), the chart can't represent the true scale of variation. It will require a test jig to establish the correlation between the tension force and the deflection reading of tensiometer.
Pillar spoke and Blackcat Wheels have their own tension calibration jigs ready for sale, on the other hand it's not very hard to DIY.
10:45 I didn't know Minoura made the digital dishing tool until now. All other dishing tools look like toys compared to this.
But Minoura's folding truing stand is another story, I sold it after using once and bought a Park TS-2.
Rear wheels are usually dished more to the drive side than being centered because once the rider sits on the bike it centers. It's because of the much steeper drive side spoke angles or flange offset.
Never heard of it... by how much?
No. They are dished off the centre of the hub towards the freehub side. But the rim is still in the centre of the wheel between the dust caps!
@@merckxy54 Nope. When you put your weight on the wheel the shallower angle nds spokes achieve less of a tension drop and thus pull the rim towards the nds side slightly. Oz cycle measured 0.3mm dish and that is likely intentional. It used to be ~0.5mm but maybe the all carbon construction requires less of this offsetting.
@mikeh6286 The rim has to be central to the distance between the removable hubcaps or it wont sit central in the frame!
@merckxy54: That ist clear, but we are talking here about a potential slight deflection of probably a few tenth of a millimeter under the rider‘s weight…
holy moly, i’m lucky enough to own a bunch of very nice wheels but these are so lovely.
They do look good , especially with the gold decals. Other riders here like their looks too and the broad spokes.
Try using evaporated "Finish Line Teflon chain oil" on Pawl or star ratchet and for the other surfaces "Motorex bike grease" You will this way gain smoothnes and virtually silent of freehub.
Personaly I use as abowe on my Novatec d042SB.
Another thing is will it not be a better to change nyples side to hub side, this way rotation mass would be reduced and nyples would not be a concern in areodynamic characteristic of a wheel.
Wonderful video love it 👏🏾I’m going to subscribe
I've been enjoying a few of your videos and I think you have really nice content. I have a question about a carbon wheel set that you can suggest for a bike that has a quick release 130 mm x 9mm rear wheel and a 100mm x12mm thru axle front wheel. Do you have any suggestions as to who makes a carbon wheel set for my bike? Thank you in advance and keep up the great work.
Hi OZ the bumps are probablly the new aero dynamic shape the aero industry has on the works for the new airliners .they call it shark tooth!..
On aircraft wings?
yes on the leading edge on the wings they build wind turbines with that design that has passed a level 5 hurricane and survived!
we will see it on planes in a few years from now. i
Ihink its 25 to 30 % more effisient .
they also experamenting with shark like skin tech to dress commertial airplaines.
i think ratchet no need that metal strip for hub body. the engagement are so narrow.
HI Oz , What grease would recommend, i dont want to add to much cause i want the loud buzz from the ratchet ... any recommnedations , cheers
keep spinning
White lithium grease is good. When it starts to go grey you know it's time for a clean and regrease.
@@stevenleffanue so something like a wedlite grease ? I have a tube at home
Yes , TF-2 is fine
Nice wheelset.
Wonderful to always see your excellent reviews. I ride SRAM 12 speed and am unsure between the Elitewheels Drive 50 d and the Superteam All Evo 50, which would be your best choice?
Both excellent wheelsets. Elite Drive are slightly lighter, but the Superteams look classier.
Is it possible you have got an old hub? Because the new hubs seems to be black on their website. Also the weight should not be so high, more about 1430-1460gr. for 60s.
I asked Superteam about this before the video. Their website should be updated. These EVO wheels all come with the silver hubs.
Never mind the rims what was that you used to pump the tyres up 😮
Ozito cordless inflator
With no rim tape, how will you balance them? The lead weight strips from your other video says to put it under the rim tape. If you just put them on this rim bed the tires might break them loose and the sealant might effect the adhesive.
You can use some eletrical tape to keep them into place.
Are you sure they need balancing? If you are absolutely sure you want to balance the wheels with specific tyres and tubes you could epoxy the weights onto the inside bed of the rim.
Hope the quality of these and the reliability of the info is better than on their bottle cages 😂😂
Ordered a pair from them and received something totally different from what is pictured on the web-site.
Kinda hesitant to order anything from them anymore.
They have 3 different bottle cage styles , did they send the wrong model to what you ordered?
@@stevenleffanue Yep, seems so.
How are they feeling in crosswinds? Are they stable ?
Pretty much the same as most rims that depth.
So how do you choose between this and the new Elite Drive Helix?
Very close. Helix is lighter but more expensive.
Thanks for the info
Excellent review as always! Have you already had your hands on the new Drive Helix and can we expect a review anytime soon?
Haven't had the Drive Helix yet. I've put my name down for their 5 spoke carbon wheels so mite not get the Helix.
Can the valve be changed 4 instances to milkit valve ? Greetings from 🇦🇹✌️
What is "milkit" valve?
Could you possibly link the 60 ratchet
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Nice looking wheelset, but rubbish name, which is the norm for Chinese wheel brands.
What will happen if I use rim brakes with those
EVO model is not available in rim brake. The previous S--all ultra is available in rim brake...
www.superteamwheels.com/products/s-all-carbon-r25-50-rim-brake-2023
@@stevenleffanue but is it still possible to just chug it in the rim brake fork and use rim brakes on the surface of the wheel? With carbon pads of course
No.
Friend received a set with scratches on the rim surface. Disappointed with the superteam support as they didn’t take on the responsibility but put the blame on the delivery company they have chosen. Purchasing from these Chinese brand always present a higher risk.
Maybe they can make a claim on the freighter for that?
Friend, where did you buy it?
@stevenleffanue the superteam “launched” an investigation that goes no where.
He bought the wheel directly from the superteam own website. It’s may not be uncommon where goods received damage during shipping. Need some luck when buying from them!
@@B_KFC_Leg Can I get this order number?
@@B_KFC_Leg Maybe I can help you solve it.
why is the video quality so badd,,,looks like it was recorded in the early 2000s ....but still i like the video
Check your settings and click 720p or higher.
This man is so fine! 😍
$1400 US!
those wrinkles are remind me the Pinarello Bolide F HR 3D😆
Oh yes , you're right , they do 👌
@@stevenleffanue
They share the molds within the industary. In name of carbon, everything, bikeframe, wheel rim and others accessories.
how much?
Where is my rim brake???
Very crappy or creepy stuff. Look at the hub how the spokes are exposed. If one spoke brake, some or all other spokes can fall out.
But could you get a replacement spoke or free-hub in 5 years?
True. However, most hubs on the cheaper wheelsets like these are made by hub manufacturers like Bitex and Novatec, and yes, you can get parts easily, and they are cheap.
Wonderful to always see your excellent reviews. I ride SRAM 12 speed and am unsure between the Elitewheels Drive 50 d and the Superteam All Evo 50, which would be your best choice?
The Superteam All Evo 50 will be better！
Drives are lighter but Superteams look better.
@@stevenleffanue From your experience riding both, in your opinion which performed better on the rode?
Almost impossible to tell any performance difference. Drives are slightly lighter, so mite be better for hill climbing. Superteams do look better with the gold decals if looking good makes you ride better.