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Team 35 Disc Wheelset - Tubeless

Tubeless-ready means that the bicycle wheel can be used without an inner tube, allowing the tire to be mounted directly onto the rim and sealed with a special sealant. This setup reduces the risk of flat tires and enables you to run lower tire pressures, which can enhance traction and comfort on various terrains. It’s especially beneficial for off-road cycling, where punctures are more common.

Clincher tires have a bead that hooks onto the rim of the wheel, making them the most common type of tire for road bikes. They are user-friendly, allowing for easy installation and removal, which is ideal for cyclists who frequently change tires or repair flats. Unlike tubular tires, which are glued to the rim, clinchers offer convenience without sacrificing performance.

Disc brakes use a rotor and caliper system to provide superior stopping power, especially in wet or muddy conditions. They offer consistent performance regardless of weather, reduce the risk of wheel damage from heat buildup, and allow for better modulation of braking force. This makes them increasingly popular among road cyclists who prioritize safety and performance.

Aerodynamics refers to how air flows around your bike and its components. A more aerodynamic design reduces air resistance, allowing you to ride faster with less effort. Features like rim depth and shape can significantly influence a wheel's aerodynamics, making it easier to maintain speed, especially during races or long rides.

Artisan-built wheels are handcrafted by skilled artisans, focusing on quality and attention to detail rather than mass production. This often results in better performance, durability, and a unique aesthetic. If you value craftsmanship and want a wheelset that stands out and performs exceptionally, choosing artisan-built options can be a worthwhile investment.

No, tubeless-ready wheels are specifically designed to work with tubeless tires. While clincher tires can be used with traditional rims, they require an inner tube. If you want to take advantage of the benefits of tubeless technology, you should use tubeless-ready tires that are compatible with your tubeless-ready wheels.