Rim fit
wheel size, tire system, depth, width, and brake interface
Start with your bicycle, tires, riding use, and brake type.
Plan your custom build
Choose rim, brake, hub, spoke, finish, logo, quantity, and delivery details before requesting a written wheelset quote.

Rim fit
wheel size, tire system, depth, width, and brake interface
Start with your bicycle, tires, riding use, and brake type.
Build parts
hub, axle, freehub, spoke, nipple, and rider requirements
Compatibility is confirmed in the written configuration summary.
Brand details
rim finish, decal color, logo artwork, and packaging requests
Artwork and placement require written approval before production.
Quote logistics
quantity, destination, shipping method, lead time, and duties
The final written quote controls price, timing, and responsibilities.
Start with the bicycle and tire system. Rim dimensions and brake interface affect compatibility, handling, aerodynamics, comfort, and the quoted build.
Hub and spoke choices must match the bicycle, drivetrain, brake system, rider, and intended load. Brand or model requests remain subject to availability.
Visual customization needs an approved proof and a clear quantity. The planning draft allows an MOQ of one wheelset, subject to the final quote.
Website prices, weights, MOQ, and timing are planning estimates. The written configuration and quote must control the final build and commercial terms.
Work through the bicycle, rim, hub, spoke, finish, quantity, and destination details. The final written configuration is the reference for production, not a website estimate.
Share the wheel size, tire range, terrain, rider system weight, and priorities such as climbing, aerodynamics, durability, or serviceability.
Specify the tire system, preferred depth, internal width, external width, and any frame or tire clearance limits.
State whether the build is for disc or rim brakes and provide the relevant rotor mount, brake track, or other compatibility details.
Provide axle standards, brake mounting, requested hub, spoke count, and the cassette or drivetrain standard.
Choose the requested spokes, nipples, rim finish, decal color, and logo treatment. Logo artwork requires permission and written proof approval.
State the wheelset quantity, delivery country and postal code, packaging needs, and preferred shipping speed so freight can be reviewed.
Check every component, estimate, price, payment step, shipping term, duty or tax responsibility, warranty, crash replacement, and return condition before approval.
Production begins only under the written terms. Current product-specific drafts range from 15 to 40 days, followed by the confirmed tracked shipping method.
Send the reference wheelset, required configuration, quantity, and destination. Price, weight, MOQ, lead time, shipping, warranty, and return details remain estimates until confirmed in writing.
Practical answers about configuration, estimates, written confirmation, production, shipping, warranty, and returns.
Choose a reference wheelset and share the required configuration, quantity, and destination. We then review compatibility and provide a written quote. Website figures are planning estimates until confirmed in writing.
Include riding use, wheel size, tire type, rim depth and width, brake type, axle standards, freehub body, preferred hub and spokes, finish, logo request, quantity, and destination.
The current planning draft uses an MOQ of one wheelset. Availability and any quantity pricing are confirmed in the final written quote.
No. Listed weights are estimates for a reference configuration. Rim depth, width, hub, spokes, freehub, finish, and normal production tolerances can change the final weight.
Current catalog drafts range from 15 to 40 days after the configuration and required payment step are confirmed in writing, depending on the build. The final quote sets the applicable schedule.
Yes, subject to compatibility and availability. Share the axle standards, spoke count, brake interface, and cassette standard so the written quote can confirm the exact hub and freehub.
Logo customization can be requested. Artwork, color, placement, proof approval, rights to use the artwork, cost, and any quantity requirement must be confirmed in writing.
Reference builds may support different brake interfaces. Specify the exact bicycle and brake requirement, and do not treat a disc or rim brake option as confirmed until it appears in the written configuration.
No universal assumption should be made. Confirm clincher, tubeless-ready, tubular, or other tire system requirements for the specific quoted rim.
Shipping cost and available methods depend on quantity, package size, destination, and current carrier service. They are confirmed in the written quote, not by a website estimate.
Responsibility depends on the quoted shipping terms and destination. The written quote must state what is included. Do not assume duties, taxes, brokerage, or local fees are prepaid.
Return eligibility is not automatic for a custom build. The final written terms must define approved returns, defects, shipping damage, cancellation, and any return shipping responsibility. Never send a wheelset back without written instructions.
Warranty scope, term, exclusions, evidence requirements, remedy, shipping responsibility, and responsible party are confirmed in the final written terms. Website summaries are not a binding warranty.
A crash replacement option may be quoted, but coverage, eligibility, discount, shipping, and duration are not confirmed until included in the written terms.
No. Review the written configuration, price, lead time, shipping terms, and payment instructions first. Use only the payment method stated on the verified quote or invoice.
Request changes as early as possible. Feasibility, added cost, schedule impact, or cancellation treatment depends on production status and must be confirmed in writing.