Clincher Wheelset w/ Campagnolo Freehub, Ceramic Bearings

Description

The days of choosing between lightweight, aero or durable wheels are over—Mad Fiber wheels deliver everything. Light weight. Aerodynamic performance. Durability and strength. A Mad Fiber clincher uses the same groundbreaking design structure as our world-renowned tubular wheels. Its individual parts are effectively welded into a singular construct, for a wheel that's made true and stays true. Our clinchers use an aluminum tire seat, because aluminum is the right material for the job. We can make it extremely light and it holds up better than carbon when it comes to containing the very high pressure of clincher tire bead forces and dissipating brake heat. The result is a composite wheel with a more desirable balance of weight and strength than any other carbon clincher on the market—no rider weight limits, no tire pressure restrictions, no rim failures from heat buildup and more consistent braking performance in extreme conditions. Aside from the alloy tire seat, Mad Fiber clinchers use the same proprietary design as our tubular wheels—deep—aero rims with tensioned sidewalls that provide a smooth load path from the rim bed to the five-ply carbon spokes, which are securely anchored at the hub to create an optimized, tensioned structure. The result of all this engineering prowess: A wheel set that accelerates with incredible snap, with an aggressively aero profile for more top-end speed and less power needed over the long haul. Review: no way!!! when is too cheap dont buy - Mad fiber out of business!!! I own these clincher, I will not recommend to nobody, tires blowing off , wheels delaminating. Do not buy.. Just being honest Review: Beware! - I own a pair, sent rear wheel back when Co. still in business and was replaced, but did the same thing... as the review states, the wheels de-laminate or pop up; the reason why Madfiber went Chapter 7 or had $1.X million in liabilities. However, if you are willing to invest a little time, you can repair the wheels fairly easily in 24hrs with 3M 420, clamp, and an adhesive gun. I've already had to do it twice with three REAR wheel pop ups in total including the replacement. So, would not advise you using wheels for group rides into badlands. If the carbon pops up, you will hear and feel it hitting your brake pads. Also had one FRONT wheel blow out again to confirm 1st review. Great wheel considering this major downer.