

Just to clarify a few common questions about the KORE CYCLONE Carbon Wheelset.
First, the price may be different on different platforms or in different countries. This is usually related to platform fees, shipping routes, transportation costs, and local tax rules. It is not only decided by the product itself. For most European areas, DDP shipping is usually supported. This means the amount paid at checkout normally includes shipping and taxes, so there is usually no extra customs duty to pay after delivery.
Second, the real weight of the white CYCLONE wheelset is around 1199g. The black version can be slightly heavier because of the extra paint and surface finish. Apart from the color and finish, both versions use the same carbon material, rim structure, carbon spokes, and hub system. Spare spokes and inner tubes are usually included for future maintenance.
About the logo, the CYCLONE logo is applied during the factory painting process. The rims are painted first, and then they are built into complete wheels and checked. Because of this process, this model cannot be made as a no-logo version at the moment. Removing, sanding, or damaging the original paint may affect the surface protection and may also affect the normal warranty.
Another common question is why some Chinese wheelsets may arrive with less visible grease in the bearings or freehub body. This is often related to export and air shipping regulations. Some oil-based materials may be restricted during export inspection or air transport. If too much grease is applied before shipping, the package may be delayed, returned, or rejected for air transport. Because of this, many wheelsets exported from China are not heavily lubricated before shipping. After receiving the wheels, riders can check the bearings and freehub body and add suitable grease according to their riding conditions and maintenance habits.
This is only to help explain some details about carbon wheelset production, shipping, and maintenance. Weight, structure, painting, maintenance, and logistics can all affect the final user experience.
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