ICAN 86mm Carbon Time Trial Wheelset: Triathlon Aero Road Bike Clincher Tubeless Ready, Lightweight 1920g, 6 Pawls Hub (Standard Wheelset) Review

These are great wheels, I've been using them for four months now and have absolutely no problems with them. I drive two hundred miles a week and am a heavy driver at two hundred and twenty five pounds. No problems super happy. They look really cute on my cervelo P2 tt bike too! Definitely made me a fan! I will definitely buy another set in the size 50 mm soon! Nicely made wheelset!

These wheels work just as well as expensive name brand wheels. I have to admit I was skeptical at first and scared of getting what I paid for but after several races including several half ironman and a full ironman I am completely satisfied with them. I like how they look and how they work. I doubt you will find other wheels like this at such a great price. Take her!

) After 2 rides on my entry level tricycle (Felt S32) I was blown away by the performance of the ICAN wheelset. They drove smoothly and quickly. I felt a big difference in the wind. The crosswind (13 mph) was noticeable but manageable. I understand that the biggest concerns with Chinese carbon wheelsets are durability and reliability. Racing wheels So far I couldn't be happier

Love these wheels - bought them for my beloved birthday and fitted them to a tricycle - they roll well. Beware of the wind on these deep wheels but if you ride the road they are light and fast - wheels come with brake pads and fasteners - but you will need long stem tubes or stem extensions - Continental worked great as the valving is removable is and you just add extensions. These are really nice wheels.

The wheels look great on my Kestrel and work very well on level ground and at speeds below 20mph. If you are a regular driver driving less than 20 hours an hour this is it perfect for you. The real problem is aerodynamics when you're going over 20 km/h and especially when going downhill. Going downhill you can easily reach 50 km/h and with a light side wind it is extremely difficult to keep the handlebars straight and not to wobble. You have to slow down to gain control of the bike and hope…

If you just want to keep your $3,000 wheels for race day or if you can't afford $3,000 wheels for race days, give these a try. I bought these training wheels for my TT bike. Boy did I get a lot more than I expected. The wheel is everything you would expect from a high-end wheelset. They're stiff, rev up quickly and are fairly forgiving on rough roads as long as you don't pump up the tires. Also, the zip makes a really cool, obnoxious noise when you accelerate. When it comes to braking, they are