How to Properly Maintain Bearings
Every rotating part of a bicycle relies on bearings. Once these bearings wear and deform, the overall performance of the bicycle decreases, and they can even seize up, causing more serious conseque...
Superteam Wheels Clears UCI Certification for Latest Carbon Series
All four newly released carbon fiber road and gravel wheelsets from Superteam Wheels have passed the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) equipment testing and certification process, confirming comp...
Why Rim Brake Wheelsets Still Matter in Modern Cycling
Disc brakes may dominate today’s headlines, but rim brake wheelsets are far from obsolete. In fact, for many riders, rim brake wheels continue to make practical sense and deliver unique advantages ...
How to Choose the Perfect Gravel Wheelset for Your Bike
Gravel riding is all about freedom. One day you’re cruising smooth tarmac, the next you’re bouncing over forest roads, loose dirt, or broken pavement. Because of that variety, your wheelset plays a...
How to Use Torque Tools to Avoid Overtightening Carbon Parts
Carbon components—such as handlebars, stems, seatposts, and wheel parts—are lightweight and strong, but they are also sensitive to overtightening. Applying too much torque can cause cracks, compres...
Time Trial Performance Gains: Disc Wheel vs Deep Rim
When it comes to time trials, every second counts. Wheel choice can significantly impact speed, efficiency, and overall performance. Two popular options are rear disc wheels and deep-section rim wh...