Tagoola wheel

[Nick.Ng]

I've got a set of these wheels a few weeks ago. I got the light version.
For the price is a great choice. 32mm tyres fit perfect.
As usual there finished with care and came pre taped for tubeless.
I would buy them again!

Im also chatting with zen carbon and light carbon. And both of them offer wheels at a higher price. Am I paying a premium because they're more well known? And should I rather get tagoola at a cheaper price, if im comparing the same build from tagoola vs zen carbon.

[kanuto]

Hello, any recommendations for a gravel wheelset?
Planning to run 45c and 50c

[Matter]

Hello, any recommendations for a gravel wheelset?
Planning to run 45c and 50c

You can choose our popular XPLR series with steel spokes, or the newly released XPLR PEAK option featuring carbon spokes. Both models feature a 32mm internal rim width.

[Ada]

If I were you, I'd definitely choose a wheelset with a lower brand premium; money doesn't grow on trees, after all, and I'd rather use the savings to buy other components.

[xrider91]

Minihook.... why? Keep the tires on rims for road cycling.
Minihook or hookless for offroad at 20-30psi yes please.

+1, would strongly consider these at the price, if they had a proper hooked profile!

[Vieplis]

I've been eyeing them for awhile. but hasnt seen any reviews about it, so i've been holding back

Bought these as second wheelset for my gravel setup instead of "branded" alu wheels. Sadly have not received mine yet as they are somewhere "in between" for almost a month. Shipping speed from China is a bit of coin toss. And, yeah, price/performance seemed really good, queried Tagoola directly as well and asked a couple of questions. Standard vs lightweight difference is layering of carbon. U went with standard - not looking to most lightweight setup.
Given I'm planning to use 32mm tyres and likely tubeless (so lower pressures) - I see no issues with having mini-hook design.

I hope to give some feedback in after a while.

[Nick.Ng]

Bought these as second wheelset for my gravel setup instead of "branded" alu wheels. Sadly have not received mine yet as they are somewhere "in between" for almost a month. Shipping speed from China is a bit of coin toss. And, yeah, price/performance seemed really good, queried Tagoola directly as well and asked a couple of questions. Standard vs lightweight difference is layering of carbon. U went with standard - not looking to most lightweight setup.
Given I'm planning to use 32mm tyres and likely tubeless (so lower pressures) - I see no issues with having mini-hook design.

I hope to give some feedback in after a while.

Thank you for the reply. I will indeed wait for your feedback.

Im also planning to run 32mm Gp5000 str. Tubeless too. Im currently running 50psi for my current tubeless setup. And the 24mm interval and 32mm external of the Cure 24 seems like it's a great fit for my planned tyres

[chocobruno95]

My AR XPLR set just arrived today, https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005009786441645.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.34.21efcaa49iUuqQ&gatewayAdapt=glo2bra
Came to a total of 512 euros with coupons.
It took 15 days to arrive to Portugal.

i will leave a few photos ( also a comparison to a 30mm pirelli tier on a zip 303s )

[alfiomotrambo]

Looks good! How heavy they are?

[chocobruno95]

Looks good! How heavy they are?

came up to 1409

[mm2025]

I've had the Cure 24 50mm standard weight for a few weeks now. They are on a gravel bike (for now) and mounted with 30mm Contis.

They look, spin, and ride great at lower speed. I have found they become unstable when going at higher speeds (so mostly going downhill) when there is even a little bit of wind. It's not like a push sideways, more like fast unpredictable twitching in either direction, and I have to keep a firm grip on the bars. First deeper aero wheels for me, but I've never experienced anything like it with my 35mm deep alloy wheels or shallower wheels.

Any feedback from other Cure 24 riders?

[neodym1337]

I've had the Cure 24 50mm standard weight for a few weeks now. They are on a gravel bike (for now) and mounted with 30mm Contis.

They look, spin, and ride great at lower speed. I have found they become unstable when going at higher speeds (so mostly going downhill) when there is even a little bit of wind. It's not like a push sideways, more like fast unpredictable twitching in either direction, and I have to keep a firm grip on the bars. First deeper aero wheels for me, but I've never experienced anything like it with my 35mm deep alloy wheels or shallower wheels.

Any feedback from other Cure 24 riders?

That doesnt sounds great at all. Mine are still waiting to be shipped, will report back

[Matter]

An update regarding the shipping speed for the Cure24: Due to a recent surge in business volume for CN Spoke, we experienced stock shortages for certain lengths of the high-end CN 424 spokes; we have been in urgent communication with them to resolve this. Thank you all for your patience. The spoke issue has now been resolved, and wheelset assembly is currently being fast-tracked.

[crazyravr]

I've had the Cure 24 50mm standard weight for a few weeks now. They are on a gravel bike (for now) and mounted with 30mm Contis.

They look, spin, and ride great at lower speed. I have found they become unstable when going at higher speeds (so mostly going downhill) when there is even a little bit of wind. It's not like a push sideways, more like fast unpredictable twitching in either direction, and I have to keep a firm grip on the bars. First deeper aero wheels for me, but I've never experienced anything like it with my 35mm deep alloy wheels or shallower wheels.

Any feedback from other Cure 24 riders?

Check if the front wheel is true still. I got the same issues with KORE wheelset and after investigating the carbon spokes went out of tension and that introduces wheel wobble and like you say extremely unstable at high speed or in wind.

[yanko_mr]

I just place my order for a peak xplr, will report back!

My wave aeroraptors are still going strong . Very satisfied