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Hi,

I bought a set of these wheels(Link #1)and need a replacement freehub body. I read somewhere that DT Swiss 180/240/350 might be compatible as long as its the ratchet version (with exception for EXP version). Can anyone confirm that they work for my wheelset?

Will the freehub body in link #2work? If not, can anyone link a specific XDR freehub body that works?
Thanks in advance

Link #1
https://www.xmcarbonspeed.cc/products/carbon-speed-t1100-carbon-700c-65mm-depth-26mm-internal-wide-road-gravel-bike-wheelsets-with-20-20h-straight-through-version-hubs-carbon-spokes

Link #2
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006174478527.html?spm=a2g0n.shopcart.0.0.7b3f38damGs1hb&mp=1&pdp_npi=6%40dis%21SEK%21SEK+535.79%21SEK+263.65%21%21SEK+263.65%21%21%21%40210381f017835239463757719e10a8%2112000036122973336%21ct%21SE%21198401980%21%211%210%21



i bought that particular XDR freehub, but it does not seem to be the perfect fit. maybe I'm doing something wrong.

I can't torque the axle to its intended NM, without the wheelset locking up. Pedaling forward works fine, but pedaling backwards does not work.
Only once I loosen the axle, does pedaling backwards work again. But that doesn't feel secure.

maybe someone experienced can help out? much appreciated!

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Original DT Swiss star rachets version freehubs are compatible with almost our hubs, except the non-released HS608 rear hub

Hi Peter, do you know whether Zipp ZR1 Freehubs can be installed on your wheels too?
I'm also aiming to swap the Shimano HG hub on my XMCS with the SRAM XDR hub on my Zipp Firecrest 404

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Had decided for the Mondince FM126 earlier but the ability to ride a more forward position on this bike made me change my mind.

Happy to have found a bargain used full groupset too: Dura Ace Di2 11sp for 400 EUR.
And aero drop bars with attachable TT clip-ons from a Lapierre Aircode DRS for 200 EUR.
78/65mm wheel combo from XMCS coming up :D

Will update with photos once I've put it together. Thanks for the help deciding!

Did you receive and assemble everything by now? Curious to see how the 65/78 combo looks on the vbr. cheers!

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« on: March 23, 2026, 08:54:16 AM »
About 200 km now on the bike. It was very windy today but no issues with the wheelset
I also changed the regular Red derailleur against the XPLR.

What a clean setup 😮‍💨 thanks for the feedback, will pull the trigger on the 78s

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Quick Pro ER:One
« on: March 10, 2026, 05:08:26 PM »
Now with Peters new 78 mm wheels.

How’s the bike handling in crosswinds? Especially with those 78s?

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My 78 mm wheelset is ready2ship

did you manage to get ahead of CNY and receive the wheelset already?
Would love to get an impression of the wheels on a finished bike.
cheers!

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Velobuild VB-R-368 Aeroframe
« on: February 16, 2026, 04:15:36 PM »
Here you go....

How’s the bike / wheels feeling in crosswinds?

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Velobuild VB-R-368 Aeroframe
« on: February 06, 2026, 01:19:49 AM »

Speaking of the clamp. I think this may be what is at the heart of the slipping seatpost issues.


On a few instances I've observed that the clamp is compressed and almost stuck together, requiring lots of torque to loosen, yet it's completely free in the frame and not applying pressure to the seat post to the point where it can move up and down freely. So the extra torque I've been applying to hold the seatpost in place seems to mainly be absorbed by the clamp and isn't getting to the point where it's pressing against the post and frame yet. I believe there is a new seatpost and wedge design in the works as well.

Where did you pick up on the news?
I'd love to get a new seatpost, if it doesn't look like a TT seatpost.

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Velobuild VB-R-368 Aeroframe
« on: February 06, 2026, 01:16:26 AM »
76 degrees as far as I could work out :)


Playing around with tool &tube storage options.
The TT style box from AliX for under a tenner seems best option but you have to mod/file/add new fixing strap.
It's only a V1 attempt ;)


Love DIY elements on a bike :D
what did you do to extend the fixing strap? I have the exact same box

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D78CU-33 T1100 rims UD paintless:

3.8mm or 5.0mm carbon spokes, about 3.2*34+283+500+500= 1391.8 g/pair
3.2mm super light carbon spokes, then about 1351.8g/pair

ultralite HS606 hubs 20/20H titanium 54T rachets and aluminum freehub, and 3.2mm super light carbon spokes, then 2.2*40+230+500+500= 1318g/pair

Thanks Peter!
What’s the quote for a wheelset with shimano HG, 5mm spokes, 16/18 spokes, marble pattern?

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Sorry, we just release these D78CU-33 rims, now we have same spec at 35/40/50/58/65/78mm depths available


Can you give us any information on price and weight (16/18 spokes)?
Thanks!

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I am really looking forward to it as well.

I will build it up like this:
HB: Lightcarbon HBR17 38/120
Wheels: Yoeleo NXT SL2 60mm
Saddle: Specialized power S-works mirror
Hoods&Calipers: Sram Red E1
RD: Sram force E1
Crankset: TBD (I have a Magene PES P515 lying around, prob gonna start with that)
Chainring: 1x Passquest 50t
Casette: Sram AXS 36t


How’s the bike build coming along?
Strongly considering buying one, but would love to see one built in larger sizes. Cheers!

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Fantastic isn't it, mine has already tripled in value 8)

I wonder how quotations change for companies that buy white labels from Chinese OEMs in larger quantities. Anyone interested in building a bike brand ? 😂

Atom 6 sits in Belgium and sells:

Tantan ttx38
Ican A40
And now also the vbr 368

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