Review on Techlite Wheels Carbon Tubular Complete Wheelset, 38-Inch/Medium, Black/Black: Unrivaled Performance and Sleek Design by Genene Locson

These are really good wheels. Get them on sale because they're not the modern wide rim carbon wheels you're seeing now. If you're still running 10-speed like me, the cassette hub will work, but not 11-speed. I have a set of Techlite alloy clincher tires that I use. They are very light but also narrow. These were really good bikes that I've been riding for over a year. But these wheels are actually lighter and I couldn't believe it. I weighed the wheels and they weighed just under 1300 grams without the skewers. They are incredibly light. I haven't had any problems with Novatec hubs so I expect the same from them. I put on race tires and expect a PR immediately. You can use a hair dryer to remove the stickers because they look awful. Update: On my first ride after a week of tire prep, I crashed a local 28km TT KOM when the exhaust pipe exploded just a few miles from the finish line (the latest generation Panaracer Race AI was $50). So it's been a few weeks since I've been able to buy another tire and glue (Continental Sprinter 25mm). Today I rode again and they are very sensitive to current and no problem in the wind. They are amazingly quiet, so quiet the dogs can't hear me. Plus, riding tubulars is a blissful ride. I live on flat land but that must be great for climbing. Get these if you don't have the money for ENVEUpdate #2: I got another race-only set when the price dropped. I got miles on my first approach. Pros: Affordable, fast, durable, virtually silent, tubular Beatitudes: needs to be leveled after a few miles (I do it myself), narrow by today's standards, flexible for climbing and sprinting