Reserve Wheels 52|63 Road Wheels - Turbulent Aero
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- For two years, Reserve traveled the US, mapping different types of wind conditions, and then used this data to replicate real world conditions in the wind tunnel. All this work culminated in the creation of the first wheelset designed with Turbulent Aero technology.
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Finally, someone characterizing real world turbulent systems and feeding it back into design. The early beginnings of A GOLDEN ERA.
The outdoor turbulent data is the special sauce here. I’d imagine Reserve used this data to generate a turbulence spectra and coherence and replicated that turbulence with an active grid in the wind tunnel. And then tested the drag differences in the wind tunnel with that turbulence. Great work and approach to turbulent wheel design.
I own the 40/44 on my Cervelo Soloist Ultegra Di2. I'm absolutely in love with the bike and wheels. Keep moving forward!
Hey. The internal rim width is so huge at 25mm vs the usual 21mm. What width tire do you use ? Do you notice it’s slower? Any feedback is appreciated. I’m thinking about them for my endurance bike. Thanks.
@peters8504 I'm currently using 28mm Vittoria Rubino Pro. But I'm going up to 30mm Conti 5k S TR. They feel very fast and most importantly comfortable and very good at dampening chattery roads.
@@normanderson01 interesting. Appreciate your feedback.
@@peters8504 of course. Thanks for not calling me a dentist lol
Very nice!
very cool! love the asymmetric design. would love to ride a pair
I am super interested about the 25mm internal diameter and what benefits that has to cornering. Could be massive!
Hi, are these cpvered for crit racing? The crash replacement description describes off bike incidents such as on bike racks and driving over the rim. Im planning on getting reserve road rims for my road bike, but I want to make sure that if there was a crash during crit race, or coming off the bike during riding in general wpuld be covered. I know that mtb reserves are covered no matter what as long as long as you are riding the bike.
Reserve wheels are special. I have the 40/44. But despite excellent design, why aren't everyone hyped and all over these wheels?
I use DT SWISS ERC 1100 35 for the front wheel and ARC 1100 50 for the rear wheel.
I am deciding b/w ERC 1400 35 and Reserve 34|37. Planning to use with GP5000 28mm. DT Swiss come with 240 hubs while Reserve come with 350s. Any suggestions on what to pick?
Can't find these for sale anywhere, after checking 10-15 places it seems like this product doesn't exist. Even when I reached out to Reserve they didn't have a great answer. It would be great to know an estimated time when they'll be available so I'd want to wait. But since I don't know a time I'll have to get a different set of wheels.
Hello. The S5 with ultegra Di2 groupset mounts 52/63 wheels with which hub?
Zipps new ZR1 hub (also comes on the current gen Firecrest). Source...(I just took delivery of a 2023 s5)
This wheel got snapped on the roubaix right?
If you are talking about this years Jumbo Visma it was shimano dura-ace tubular wheels on both occasions. cheers
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After hambini exposed the bike industry for their steady wind tunnel tests, now “turbulent aero” is the new catch phrase 😂
I have a set of Reserve wheels and they suck. I've broken a couple of spokes within half a year. And now Reserve is not at home. The ' life time warranty' is a joke.