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AR29 Carbon Disc Wheelset Distributor: Upgrade
Reynolds’ AR29 wheelset will ride with confidence all year round. Featuring custom carbon layup, it comes with a lifetime warranty. The 21mm internal hooked profile is ideal for wider ‘all-road’ and all-season tyres typically 25-30mm. The 29mm deep profile suits larger road tyres but won’t catch the winter crosswinds. Brass spoke nipples and Sapim Sprint spokes complete the dependable build. SRP: £1300.
22 Challenge
Strada Bianca Handmade Tubeless Distributor: Upgrade
Comfort and improved grip are standard with all Challenge handmade tyres. The higher thread count casings and quality materials used at every stage of production allow the tyre to flex over the road surface. Strada Bianca is a larger volume model in 30mm, 36mm and now 40mm. Ideal for winter, it is now available in hand-made tubeless ready. SRP £65 (30mm).
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Panaracer Race D Evo4 Distributor: ZyroFisher
The toughest performance tyre of them all has had a makeover. The all new evolution of our ultra-durable road race tyre with enhanced puncture protection has arrived. The Race D Evo4’s new ‘All Contact Tread Shape’ has been reengineered for wider rim widths to continue to deliver superior grip and lower rolling resistance. Available in two sizes and two colours, the Race D Evo4 completes the family of Race Evo tyres.
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Peak 4550 Distributor: Ison Distribution
The latest offering from Princeton CarbonWorks was seen on all Ineos Grenadiers bikes this summer in the Tour de France. Princeton’s lightest wheelset, weighing in at just 1297g for the rim brake version and 1348g for the disc. An all-round race ready wheelset, with exceptional aerodynamics and the strength and stiffness to transfer high wattages to the ground. Coming in Carbon/Ti, White Industries and Tune hubs.
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