Enve Carbon wheels VS Winspace Hyper 38
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Farsports are also amazing wheels. Can be fully customized. With stainless steel ultralight and durable spokes, rims and hubs that you can choose from. Or their pre-built options.
carapaz lost pink jersey bec ineos on discs 😂🤣🤣
I reckon if Richie didn’t leave Carapaz could of won
I ran 21km mouth closed to reduce my rolling resistance
Can't wait for you to get your hands on the Hyper 2023 (They have 33s) which are lighter and they claim to have fixed some spoke issues that they had.
The Pirelli Pzero road tires mount much more easily than GP5000s. Pretty important for not getting stranded.
DT350 still on star ratchet, they did a nice update of the MTB version to the point it was essentially at 240 star ratchet spec. Still waiting for the road version to drop 😴
You could use road end caps on the newer 350 hubs. No CL option though.
I have 50mm and 65mm Winspace Hyper X sets. Both excellent. Yes - get proper brake pads (SRAM, Swiss Stop brake pads work great). The pads that come w/Hyper X wheels use those at first.
Enve are stopping producing rim brake wheels, shocking man!
I hear the whole industry will be on disk brake... I can't move away from rim brake still.
@@jauxed It’s only game over when you can no longer buy groupsets in rim brakes. There will always be frame builders and wheel builders who will produce a rim brake bike.
@@iMadrid11 Just a matter of time before they pull the plug on all Rim brake frames and group sets. Then we'll be like Harley. We'll have a bone yard in our backyards of old rim brake relics.
You should have done this video with a Winspace jersey, not an Enve one 😅
Have you tried the "winspace routte" wheel versions ? Im confused about what the difference is in performance (other than the obvious, carbon spokes). Do they use the same rim? I need an everyday all-around wheelset fast and good for the long rides that isn't too harsh . I did consider hyper 50s but don't know if they are uncomfortable over a long distance. Im 85kg😢
Planning to sell my heavy tarmac sl6 disc and go full custom winspace rim brake and wheels build.
I'm still amazed at the amount of cyclists who have never heard of winspace where I ride in North Yorkshire with their s works and pinarello the slc with hypers is Brilliant.
I'm from Pocklington, East Riding of Yorkshire. I would love a set of hyperx, never seen any in real life 🙄
@@tbrowniscool they are brilliant best wheels I've ever had.
mate, im actually thinking about getting one of this rim break wheelset to upgrade my trek madone, funny thing is nz. winspace top line are around 2.2k nzd but enve top lane(sns 4.5 rim break) is 4.5k. so i got really confused.
There were some dudes who use DT swiss wheels the other day online bad mouthing winspace hypers callingthem cheapand crap...clearly they are brain washed as I was by over priced companys and wheels.🤷♂️
You’ll never run out fanboys who swear their equipment brand is the best in the world. No matter how stupid or wrong they might be. They always seek validation their choice is correct and you are wrong.
yeah I got the same treatment when I commented "winspace hypers are better than eves" on some post I saw on fb. Those clowns dont know anything LoL.
What do you think of the S-Works Romin EVO saddle? I want one but just cant justify the price. Also I have rode rim brakes and disk breaks and I will say this. Disk brakes have ALOT of stopping power which is why they tend to lock up REAL quick. Where as rims do take a bit longer before they lock up, which is the safer way to break. BUT having tried both I just personally feel safer riding on disks if only they didn't have the tendency to lock up so fast they would be perfect, if your going fast enough though nothing is safe we just try to have control over being out of control.
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Good stuff
you forgot to mention outdoor tt
One last thing,Hypers are "UCI" Approved" so are they're frames.💫👌
What do you think of fast forward wheels?
Hi, on your website you recommend the Hyper 33’s, but here the 38’s. I have a 2012 Cervélo R5 rim brake bike, and also live in a very hilly windy county in the UK. Would you recommend the 33’s or 38’s? Thanks mate.
33!! Shallow is more aero if you ride in the wind.
@@durianriders many thanks. I’ve actually found a UK distributor and he’s on the case for me. Cheers mate
@@durianriders one more question if I may. I think the rim width is 21mm, will 28mm tyres be fine on those rims? Cheers
How does the Drive wheels compare to the hypers?
Have both. Drive is waaaay lighter even with 28 which they're designed for. Hypers are heavier and only can use 25. The new Hypers they just released a few days ago is more similar to the Drive but they're still heavier.
How wide do you go with the hyper 38s?
Hey Harley, I am going to order a set of 38mm and I noticed they have a black edition. Looks nice. Are there any differences to the regular hyper wheels? Thanks for for the advice.
Question for you: I'm not a UCI pro but I still like adhering to the rulebook for bike weight just because it gives a target for my builds, if my bike is already at 15lb with the 50mm hypers would you still recommend the 38s over the 50s since they sacrifice some aero performance?
The most aero wheels are shallow. Unless you only ride in calm conditions and average 45kph
What are your thoughts on tubeless for road?
Bad move.
Only good for sub 40psi
@@durianriders Thanks... I like the thought of having a tire that might deflate slower if punctured on descents but doesn't sound like that is necessarily worth it. I'd still be runng 80 psi or so I imagine at 195lb.
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