V Shape Carbon Tubular Rims 50mm Depth For Rear Wheel

Product Description

Ultra light 50mm carbon road rims tubular cycling rims 23mm wide with V shape

Design Features

It is with 50mm height, 20mm width with V shape tubular available
Use Toray T700 high stiff and light weight carbon fiber
12K, 3K and UD carbon weave can be choosed
Matte and Glossy finishing available
Personal logo/color painting: available

For road and trail riding, stiff and lightweight rims reduce rotational weight, helping you go faster for less effort. Meanwhile the latest generation of deep-section carbon rims gives competitive road racers an aerodynamic advantage.

1. Lightweight Design 

Ultra light weight design with 350g will provide much better acceleration and climb.

2. Good choice for rear wheel

uses a 38mm front rim, and a 50mm rear rim. This way you can get more aerodynamic advantage without sacrificing as much stability in windy conditions.

3. Tubular is much easier and faster to mount on a rim

The tubular tires have lower rolling resistance due to a higher inflation limit. They often have a higher tread count and can wear extremely well and ride better than a standard clincher. Some claim it is faster and easier to change a tubular than a clincher and you get fewer flats because you do not get pinch flats.

4. Road Racing And Triathlon

50mm is a superb wheel for hilly races and attack sprinting. The medium rim depth gives stable handling, and incredible aerodynamic advantage. An ideal trade-off between the aerodynamics of deeper wheels and the stability in windy conditions is a good choice both for road racing and triathon.

Lightweight, strong and stiff rims can be one of the best performance upgrades for your road bike, with reduced rotational weight offering increased speed for less effort and improving a bike’s climbing, acceleration and handling abilities.

Meanwhile deep-section aero rims are designed to offer straight-line aerodynamic advantages for competitive racing, although they can compromise overall handling in crosswinds (depending on rim depth).