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Much appreciated review!

I've had these wheels since the price was $600 or so. They haven't changed, as far as I can tell. I love them. I also love the sealed internal rim bed, which means I don't need rim tape of any kind. One less thing to fail in a tubeless setup. I agree that they are fantastic bang for the buck. Also... they look great. I've recently updated the rear wheel to hold the new SRAM 12 speed cassettes. winspace got me the new part quickly and it worked well.

is there a safer way to connect in Long Beach from the San Gabriel River to the LA River? Preferably with no street riding? just bike path?

Thanks for the good review. If I get the wahoo turbo desk will it have enough clearance?

How did you get on with these?

No. Describe how 0% is different than eg 11% Does it really feel like climbing on a real bike? Does your heart rate automatically go up? Ugh

love it I'll definitely go there.

Nice to see an honest review.

With deep section wheels it's a trade off between better aerodynamics once up to speed and the added inertia starting off due to the extra mass on the rims. Unfortunately we cannot have it all

Can’t get a reply from Zwift. Can anyone on here help? I have a Connection issue Apple tv and Zwift Companion. I bought Zwift Play so need to add more BT devices. I tried connecting through Companion app. However, after several attempts I have been left very frustrated. As soon as I select the ‘Connect with Companion app’ option on the games connection menu my Zwift Companion app brings up a map, as if it thinks I am riding in a World. This is accompanied by a complete inability to add devices as it does not pick anything up. It says, ‘Try waking your devices’. However, I know they are awake as when I go back and select ‘Connect via BT’ it picks the Kickr up straight away. Has anyone experienced this before? If so, what is the solution please? Otherwise, Zwift Play has to go back 😞 Thanks in anticipation.

How do you avoid the bike from moving forward during hard sprint efforts ?

And after all this time they have made no effort to make improvements.

Great video! I would be interested to know if you still like your Luns a year down the road. There are some great deals from Winspace at the moment. My main concern is the clearance between the rim (28 mm wide) and the Ultegra/ Dura -Ace mechanical calipers (normally 28 mm max clearance). Is it very tight, do you experience Rim rub out of the saddle? Thanks

Thanks for the review. Picking one up today!

The max ascent is 20% and max descent is -10%, but I’ve never experienced the Climb hit the max or minimum height when it’s being controlled by Zwift. I have to use the control manually to reach the max and min heights. Has that been the same with you?

Hey, great review. Are you running these with tubes? How were they to mount the Conti 5000's?

Thanks for making this review. I have mine since Feb 2020 and riden about 14000km. I am glad I made the financial effort to buy. No regret. However, I would say to new starter, if they are not sure and considering the cost, to start without and add it later. I share most of your pros and cons. However, regarding the stability I think this is due to how you position it at rest. The unit has to pivot somewhere so if at 0° it is not in the ideal position on the floor, yes you may end up with it on the tip of the "toes" as you showed us. This said, it is part of the fun and as on a bike with wheels you still have to be careful :) Regarding the manual option. It is not that often I finish a ride which finishes with 20° incline. So it does not bother me and when I start a new ride it automatically adjust at the start. However, at the beginning I did forget every now and then to switch it to auto and then thought the climb did not work anymore until I realised. Now it is just an habit. This said, instead of removing the manual option, I would not have it as the default setting (or let the user decide what the default setting is). as Andy King said. I also use the manual option for different type of workouts. Anyway, thanks a lot for sharing your experience and making a video (of good quality video and audio, and the effort made to look at the camera). Well done. Looking forward to more of your videos.

I have trouble with it moving during all out sprint. It's actually tipped over on me.

Good round-up. I love mine too. I think it's a valuable addition to the virtual cycling 'experience.' From a training perspective, it's even more useful as it allows for muscular development under conditions of climbing and descending - strength endurance hill climb intervals can be done with the rider positioned (relative to the bars, seat and BB) exactly as they would be on a climb/descent. Given that, I'd have to disagree with you on removing the 'manual' option - I use it regularly during workouts. Cheers from Down Under :)

If you're doing Crits. or climbing, why would you do 60 instead of 30s? Aero and lighter.

You can calm down the freehub noise considerably by sliding the freehub body off (don't even have to remove the cassette, you should be able to pop them off), and adding a little extra lightweight grease. Dumonde Tech freehub grease is great and has applications beyond just freehubs. I have a set of Winspace Hyper wheels on another bike, and out of the box the freehub was obnoxiously loud. Added a few grams of grease and they quieted down considerably. The freehub was also pretty dry from the factory, so I'm glad I added it.

Nice work. Very respectable finish. The chess game is real!

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Nice! Keep the videos coming

I have been railing the LUN Wheels size 60's on all kinds of rides. Searching for Strava KOM's and having huge fun on the wheels on every single ride. For me, the braking is quite dependable and I do like to hear the brake sensations in action for the Rim Brakes. I really like the HUBS and they seem to be rock solid for durability. I have over 2500 miles on my LUN Wheels in particular and they still look and feel brand new. They always amaze me on every ride that they hold up so solid and true.

Great review. Will be interested to see what you think once you move over to tubeless. I also purchased these wheels yesterday so patiently awating their arrival.

So from my take on this video is….if you have the means to buy a super bike go ahead and get it. For others that are just casual riders and either don’t have the money or can’t justify the cost, a budget/middle tier is good enough. Peer pressure gets the best of us if you ride with people. Solo riders should just enjoy their rides.

Put a little grease in the freehub to silence it.

Gotta love this little angel, awesome 😊👍💪

Good videos, Gabe. Well done!

i got the exact same bike in the black and silver paint! and am looking at winspace too 😂, have you used these wheels on descents or in rain? if you have hows the braking then?

Great quality video. Just beautiful! I've got to try that one some day. :)

Just took my first ride with the axis feet. I would say if you do a lot of indoor training then they’re absolutely worth it. I’m 175lbs so I stuck with medium & that was good enough for me. The small side to side movement feels so much more natural & is a helpful to drag out a few more watts without feeling like you’re going to damage your bike.

Another nice video. Great action video running with a soothing background track to your calm analysis. Nicely done! But why abort? It’s only a 33% grade!

Nice video Gabe! The Strava segment is called Trash Truck Hill bebause there a giant land fill up on the Western part of the hill. It’s filled to the Max so no more trucks thankfully:) You can see that landfill from top of the Verdugos, Angeles Crest , or any other high points to the East. Cheers

hey bud. Have you noticed a distinct sound on these when you braking, like turbine or plane doing a flyby? heard my friends 45mm when he does the braking its like a machine slowing down lol

Appreciation for the effort of making a video around a toddler from a parent of two young children < 5

Need more videos! :)

Damn, sucks you had such long processing. I paid the 100 shipping fee, got em in 10 days

How is stiffness of the wheels?

I don't want kids

Great review! Also adorable kid hahaha

Do they help with saddle soreness though

I agree DC didn't quite get their purpose. They are not to give a real ride feel. They are just to give a small amount of motion to reduce the fatigue of the static position.

Hey Gabe take the blue jam nuts off of the old feet and put them on your new feet. They are used to lock in the feet height. Keeps them unscrewing or screwing as they are in your video. Thanks for the video.

Awww baby so cute

Cool

Great job Gabe!

While I love the story you tell, AIDS/LifeCycle has very strict safety standards. Adherence to these is not maintained in this presentation.

I saw you guys....I was riding with gruop before Bradley.... Great video...