Born and Raced in Southern California.

Handbuilt Carbon Bicycle Wheels for Road, Gravel & Mountain.

Road is getting wider.

Road tires in 28 to 30 mm are the new norm. To achieve superior aerodynamics the rim width needed to catch up. Our two new Road rims are both 32 mm wide creating an aerodynamic unit with a leading edge that perfectly slices through the wind. The new R50 is our fastest and most aerodynamic wheelset for the road. While aero-prioritized it maintains a class leading weight. Race criteriums, breakaway from the field, or win the town sign sprint. The new R35 is our king of the mountain with an aerodynamic advantage. Our lightest and fastest wheelset when the road turns uphill. No matter if you want to set a PR on your “Hausberg” or are in for a day in the mountains you will travel grades at speed.

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Gravel: Ultra-aero or Ultra-light.

Aero-Gravel for a long time was just a word with an unmatched need for wide rims. Our G45 uses a massive rim that creates an aerodynamic unit using 38-40 mm tires. Made for long days on unpaved roads you will conquer undulating terrain at speed and save valuable watts. The wide rim perfectly supports high volume gravel tires achieving the most aerodynamic benefit competing in your next ultra-endurance Gravel race. The bigger the tire the less aerodynamics are of importance. Hence, the G25 prioritizes on being as light as possible. The G25 goes fast on technical terrain and the best-in-class weight will keep you at the front of the pack on big climbs.

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The one and only: M30.

We are mostly Roadies, and we always had trouble to create meaningful categories for Mountain wheels we can stand behind since most we had ridden ourselves was cross country. Therefore, we are now only offering one XC set of wheels. And boy it is a cracker! The new M30 is a pure race horse. It is superlight and works excellent with modern wider XC tires. Fast on climbs and nimble on descends. A superlight race day wheelset for the Mountain when every gram and second counts.

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