Author Topic: Tagoola wheel  (Read 298802 times)

Bonus79

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #375 on: March 27, 2026, 03:35:59 AM »
🚴 European cyclists, big news!

TAGOOLA carbon fiber wheelsets have arrived and are shipping from our EU warehouse!

⚡️ Choose from two basic wheelsets (21mm inner width standard rim wheelset + 21mm inner width wave rim wheelset)

📦 Local shipping within Europe

🚚 Delivery to your doorstep in 7 days

🔥 Introductory price!

No need to wait for sea freight, say goodbye to customs hassles, and enjoy a lightning-fast experience!

👇 Buy now!
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005011748412650.html
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005011748412650.html

Great news!

I hope, however, that in the future the selection will be expanded to include more "updated" models and profile depths.
« Last Edit: March 27, 2026, 03:41:55 AM by Bonus79 »

alfiomotrambo

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #376 on: March 27, 2026, 03:52:11 AM »
🚴 European cyclists, big news!

TAGOOLA carbon fiber wheelsets have arrived and are shipping from our EU warehouse!

⚡️ Choose from two basic wheelsets (21mm inner width standard rim wheelset + 21mm inner width wave rim wheelset)

📦 Local shipping within Europe

🚚 Delivery to your doorstep in 7 days

🔥 Introductory price!

No need to wait for sea freight, say goodbye to customs hassles, and enjoy a lightning-fast experience!

👇 Buy now!
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005011748412650.html
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005011748412650.html


Good to know thanks!

Mariuszuzd

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #377 on: March 27, 2026, 04:55:29 AM »
Some feedback from my side. I'm using Aeroraptor Wave 60/65 mm since July 2025. Option with 36t rathet. ceramic bearings. I'm very satisfied and happy with the wheels for "flat" courses. No issues with the crosswinds, even really with really heavy blast and blow from different direction which honestly amaze me. In the past I was riding on 60 mm CSC wheels and I had to sell them, I was unable to ride. The only small disadvantage, the rim could be a bit wider, here I have 21 mm. The second set I have is 26 mm internal width, I really prefer that. I'm using my Aeroeraptor with 30 mm Archetype, and I love the combination. I fell the "flying" effect even on my Avenger Shuttle SL, for me that combination looks really good  8) The wheels are fast, stiff and I had no issues with the carbon spokes, therefore I can fully recommend it!

Dareios

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #378 on: March 29, 2026, 03:19:22 AM »
Some feedback from my side. I'm using Aeroraptor Wave 60/65 mm since July 2025. Option with 36t rathet. ceramic bearings. I'm very satisfied and happy with the wheels for "flat" courses. No issues with the crosswinds, even really with really heavy blast and blow from different direction which honestly amaze me. In the past I was riding on 60 mm CSC wheels and I had to sell them, I was unable to ride. The only small disadvantage, the rim could be a bit wider, here I have 21 mm. The second set I have is 26 mm internal width, I really prefer that. I'm using my Aeroeraptor with 30 mm Archetype, and I love the combination. I fell the "flying" effect even on my Avenger Shuttle SL, for me that combination looks really good  8) The wheels are fast, stiff and I had no issues with the carbon spokes, therefore I can fully recommend it!
Those are the 1420g 21mm internal, 28 external wheels, right? I've seen them on a lightweight out and out aerobike built that I might buy 2nd hand (7kg Simplon Pride 2 for the mountains, FTW!). Good to hear that they are great.

Mariuszuzd

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #379 on: March 30, 2026, 12:53:59 AM »
Hi, yes, those are not the lightest but no issues at all. My "black mamba" is around 6.5 kg on Aeroraptor. I rode on that wheel set around 4000 km. Honestly, before I got them I thought I will not ride a lot on them. My neighborhood is a bit windy, flat with a lot of crosswinds etc. Now, I'm riding on them almost every day. My previous 60 mm wheels were terrible! I felt unsafe on flats and the final call was in the mountains. Riding around 80 km/h from Col Du Galibier during Marmotte GranFondo was the nail in the coffin. But, the rim profile was different, those are a wave shape.

Matter

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #380 on: April 03, 2026, 01:52:59 AM »
🚴‍♂️ The new XPLR PEAK 50 – Redefining Gravel Performance.

Engineered as TAGOOLA's flagship gravel carbon wheelset, the XPLR PEAK 50 is built on three revolutionary technologies:

✨ T800 + T1000 Hybrid Carbon – Lightweight + strength
📐 32mm Internal Width – Fits 35-55mm tires for road to gravel
⚙️ Patented ARC Anti-Rotation Carbon Spoke System – Zero binding, max power transfer

With a 50mm aero rim profile for speed and stability.

🎥 Watch the video – tires mounted + real weight on the scale.

🔥 Launch offer – first week only!

Get the XPLR PEAK 50 for just $700 USD
👉 Use code PEAK200OFF at checkout.

📞 Please contact customer service before purchasing.
💬 WhatsApp: +86 18050120423

🔗 Shop now: https://www.tagoola.cn/product/xplr-peak/

👇 Drop a 🙌 if you're ready to ride faster on any terrain.
Premium Carbon Fiber Bike Components Manufacturer
E-mail:matter@tagoola.cn
whatapp:+86 18050120423
Aliexprss:Tagoola

teunnes

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #381 on: April 09, 2026, 12:33:46 PM »
🚴‍♂️ The new XPLR PEAK 50 – Redefining Gravel Performance.

Engineered as TAGOOLA's flagship gravel carbon wheelset, the XPLR PEAK 50 is built on three revolutionary technologies:

✨ T800 + T1000 Hybrid Carbon – Lightweight + strength
📐 32mm Internal Width – Fits 35-55mm tires for road to gravel
⚙️ Patented ARC Anti-Rotation Carbon Spoke System – Zero binding, max power transfer

With a 50mm aero rim profile for speed and stability.

🎥 Watch the video – tires mounted + real weight on the scale.

🔥 Launch offer – first week only!

Get the XPLR PEAK 50 for just $700 USD
👉 Use code PEAK200OFF at checkout.

📞 Please contact customer service before purchasing.
💬 WhatsApp: +86 18050120423

🔗 Shop now: https://www.tagoola.cn/product/xplr-peak/

👇 Drop a 🙌 if you're ready to ride faster on any terrain.

Just ordered this wheelset.
Will be my 6th wheelset form tagoola. Already have the steel spoke version of the xplr wheels.
This one will be for my new fara gr4. Can't wait!

JoeBlack

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #382 on: April 14, 2026, 09:56:05 AM »
@all: What is your experience with the wheel sets? Ist there anything I have to consider? On which level is the quality, I couldn't find any tests. Thank you very much for your help.

BeR

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #383 on: April 14, 2026, 10:04:30 AM »
@all: What is your experience with the wheel sets? Ist there anything I have to consider? On which level is the quality, I couldn't find any tests. Thank you very much for your help.

From my own experience and some friends : Perfect.

I strongly recommend them.

Gloopann

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #384 on: April 14, 2026, 11:19:22 AM »
@all: What is your experience with the wheel sets? Ist there anything I have to consider? On which level is the quality, I couldn't find any tests. Thank you very much for your help.

No issues whatsoever on my end, would gladly order from Matter again. Definitely among the best wheelset providers (along for example XMCS or Zen)

JoeBlack

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #385 on: April 14, 2026, 11:37:04 AM »
From my own experience and some friends : Perfect.

I strongly recommend them.

No issues whatsoever on my end, would gladly order from Matter again. Definitely among the best wheelset providers (along for example XMCS or Zen)

OK, sounds good. Thank you. What hubs are they using? Is there any detailed information, Hworks or something like this?

pavlo.k

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #386 on: April 14, 2026, 03:35:21 PM »
does anyone else have a hub centerlock tolerance problems?
On my xplr wheelset, rotors sit very loose on the splines and event when the lockring is super tight, you can grab the front brake, rock the bike back and forth and the rotor is moving on the hub.
It actually unscrews the lockring on every ride. I first though that I installed the wheels and forgot to tighten the lockrings but they come loose on every ride.
I tried different sets of rotors that work great with other wheelsets, also tried different lockrings. definitely a hub issue

JoeBlack

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #387 on: April 16, 2026, 10:56:09 AM »
does anyone else have a hub centerlock tolerance problems?
On my xplr wheelset, rotors sit very loose on the splines and event when the lockring is super tight, you can grab the front brake, rock the bike back and forth and the rotor is moving on the hub.
It actually unscrews the lockring on every ride. I first though that I installed the wheels and forgot to tighten the lockrings but they come loose on every ride.
I tried different sets of rotors that work great with other wheelsets, also tried different lockrings. definitely a hub issue

What was the response of tagoola regarding this problem?

Matter

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #388 on: April 17, 2026, 02:16:06 AM »
does anyone else have a hub centerlock tolerance problems?
On my xplr wheelset, rotors sit very loose on the splines and event when the lockring is super tight, you can grab the front brake, rock the bike back and forth and the rotor is moving on the hub.
It actually unscrews the lockring on every ride. I first though that I installed the wheels and forgot to tighten the lockrings but they come loose on every ride.
I tried different sets of rotors that work great with other wheelsets, also tried different lockrings. definitely a hub issue
Our hubs have some room for movement on the disc brake side. When you squeeze the brake and move it back and forth, the disc will also move back and forth. However, this won't cause any braking problems. Because the brakes are always applied in one direction, it won't cause the center lock-up cap to loosen. You can try it out. If you encounter any problems, please contact me.
We have already communicated this on WhatsApp. We do not rule out any special circumstances.
Premium Carbon Fiber Bike Components Manufacturer
E-mail:matter@tagoola.cn
whatapp:+86 18050120423
Aliexprss:Tagoola

pavlo.k

Re: Tagoola wheel
« Reply #389 on: April 19, 2026, 10:07:12 AM »
Our hubs have some room for movement on the disc brake side. When you squeeze the brake and move it back and forth, the disc will also move back and forth. However, this won't cause any braking problems. Because the brakes are always applied in one direction, it won't cause the center lock-up cap to loosen. You can try it out. If you encounter any problems, please contact me.
We have already communicated this on WhatsApp. We do not rule out any special circumstances.

I think that my lockring was coming loose because I was rocking the bike while holding the brake as I was trying to investigate play in the front I felt due to the rotor movement. When the rotor was moving on the splines it was slowly undoing the lockring. At least that's my theory. I'm currently on a trip with these wheels and I will check whether the lockring is still tight after riding under normal conditions