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In previous 30 years in a professional triathlon I was racing on wheels of the most famous cycling brands. When I discovered Equator I found out that in a comparison with other, more expensive wheels, Equator are not riding slower and are not heavier.

Which wheels are right for you?
- Hills Thanks to low weight and high rigidity, low profiles around 30 - 35 mm are great for hills and windy weather I'm climber
- Univerersal The most universal height for bothy hobby and pro cyclists are 45 - 55 mm. Stable wheels with great traction and vibration dampening maintaining low weight. I'm universal
- Tri and time trial For these disciplines, high profile like 80 mm are the best. Top-notch aerodynamics, great traction and momentum. I'm triathlete
Clincher, tube or tubeless?
- Clincher wheels Are heavier but easy to service in case of puncture. Suitable for hobby riders. Clincher wheels
- Tubular wheels Tubes are lighter and therefore used by pro teams and fans of classic cycling. The weight save is about 200 - 300 g compared to clinchers. Tubular wheels
- Tubeless wheels (tubeless-ready) Great riding capabilities. Good dampening and low rolling resistance. The only con is the first fitting. Reasonable solution for hobby riders with high mileage. Tubeless wheels
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