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Thanks. Is the Freehub more on the silent or loud site?You can contact customer service via WhatsApp or AliExpress; they can provide a video so you can verify the sound.
And a bit of maintenance should be common.
Although I’m still a bit confused which rim width to chose. I want to ride tires between 28 and 32cc. Maybe 50mm is also a bit deep.
The brand isn’t that important, but I like the approach of not chasing light weight mentioned by
@Sander2177
Edit: And the Mini Hook with these and the Cure 24 make a bit hessitant as well.
Hello, any recommendations for a gravel wheelset?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.
Planning to run 45c and 50c
Can you run these with 45s for gravel ?This exceeds the usage limit. Our current stock consists of our standard road wheelsets. We are preparing a new batch in Europe—specifically 23mm internal-width wave-profile wheelsets and several carbon-spoke models—which will be made available online soon.
On the website you can not see if the rims are hooked or hookless. Also the different hub models for the different wheelsets are not listed. And is there a catalog to download? Can I build my own wheelset? I think the website could be made a little more organized to answer the most important questions. That would also reduce the amount of time spent answering customers' constant questions.Currently, all products sold on our official website feature hooks. Our website is currently undergoing a redesign, which is expected to be completed this month. Upon its relaunch, we look forward to presenting you with fresh content and innovative concepts.
Hey everyone,Our hubs can be directly switched between QR and thru-axle. Simply replace the side caps.
I'd like to upgrade my 2015 Specialized Diverge with a new wheelset.
The first thing to consider with this model is the maximum tire width:
Specialized specifies 35c, but I'm already riding 38c without any problems. Therefore, my choice would be the Tagoola Super Six 2.0 or the Terra R26 Pro 50. Both are 35mm wide and sufficiently light.
The second thing is a bit trickier. Back then, Specialized had the brilliant idea of introducing a rear hub with the standard SCS 135x12 spacing. As we all know, that never caught on. So, I'd have to swap the end caps on the rear hub to go from 142mm to 135mm. I've seen something like this for DT Swiss hubs before. And maybe the Tagoola hubs are compatible with DT end caps? Perhaps Matter could comment on this?
I welcome any input.
Regards, Trolo
If the centerlock lockring is properly torqued, there should be no play at the rotor or its mounting interface, even when moving the bike with the brake applied.The center lock cover is not loose. The actual issue is that when he applies the brakes, the disc rotor shifts back and forth slightly. This is caused by a larger gap on one side of the rotor. As a fellow rider, I've noticed this phenomenon before, but it does not cause the center lock cover to come loose. The back-and-forth movement only happens under specific conditions—specifically when the brakes are engaged. During normal riding, the rotor only turns in one direction, so there is no back-and-forth movement. Therefore, the cover will not loosen
does anyone else have a hub centerlock tolerance problems?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.
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
