Yoooo thanks for the review. It's December 2023 now, I'm looking at a pair of these wheels to get. I had a pair of Reynolds wheels from like 2009 or 2010 I believe. They were light, very fast going straight, although they had poor crosswind performance due to the old school V-shape of the section. They also had poor lateral stiffness, when I would corner, they would flex a few mm, and would flex to where they'd scrub the brake pad. Have you had any lateral flex with these wheels? Is it noticeable while cornering? Otherwise, I'm currently taking my old bike and converting it to SRAM Force eTap, so these wheels will work because they are the only ones I can find, in California, with QR, Rim Brake, SRAM XDR, and Tubeless. Otherwise, these look like amazing wheels, and the only change I would make would be to have white decals on them
Hey! The wheels were great for the price. There was some lateral flex but a lot of wheels I owned all do it. Only wheels so far with near no flex are my Black Inc.
Arx has 10deg 6 pawl freehub and bladed spokes. Ar has 5deg and round sapim spokes. The ar can be upgraded to the arx freehub for 70 bucks. Same carbon hoops.
@@addictcyclist wow did not know you could upgrade then FREEHUB TO ARX VERSION ON THE REGULAR AR. GOOD TO KNOW. THEY BOTH HAVE SAPIM CX SPOKES BUT ONE HAS THE BLADED ARX AND THE REGULAR AR HAS THE ROUND ONES GOOD TO KNOW. NO WONDER THEY PROVIDE A NICE COMFORTABLE RIDE ON BOTH VERSIONS DT SWISS SAPIM CX SPOKES ARE KNOW FOR THERE RIGHT QUALITY AND SMOOTHNESS .
AVOID REYNOLDS JUNK. I have their carbon wheels for 3 years. After being in DRY storage for over a year, not being used at all, all the spokes corroded at the cross junction and several spokes snapped. This is not galvanic corrosion from two different metals. They did not warranty the wheels. I had to replace the spokes at my own cost.
Yoooo thanks for the review.
It's December 2023 now, I'm looking at a pair of these wheels to get.
I had a pair of Reynolds wheels from like 2009 or 2010 I believe. They were light, very fast going straight, although they had poor crosswind performance due to the old school V-shape of the section. They also had poor lateral stiffness, when I would corner, they would flex a few mm, and would flex to where they'd scrub the brake pad.
Have you had any lateral flex with these wheels? Is it noticeable while cornering?
Otherwise, I'm currently taking my old bike and converting it to SRAM Force eTap, so these wheels will work because they are the only ones I can find, in California, with QR, Rim Brake, SRAM XDR, and Tubeless.
Otherwise, these look like amazing wheels, and the only change I would make would be to have white decals on them
Hey! The wheels were great for the price. There was some lateral flex but a lot of wheels I owned all do it. Only wheels so far with near no flex are my Black Inc.
Nice!!
How about internal parts are they available bearings. And what's the difference between the AR and the ARX VERSION
Arx has 10deg 6 pawl freehub and bladed spokes. Ar has 5deg and round sapim spokes. The ar can be upgraded to the arx freehub for 70 bucks. Same carbon hoops.
@@addictcyclist wow did not know you could upgrade then FREEHUB TO ARX VERSION ON THE REGULAR AR. GOOD TO KNOW. THEY BOTH HAVE SAPIM CX SPOKES BUT ONE HAS THE BLADED ARX AND THE REGULAR AR HAS THE ROUND ONES GOOD TO KNOW. NO WONDER THEY PROVIDE A NICE COMFORTABLE RIDE ON BOTH VERSIONS DT SWISS SAPIM CX SPOKES ARE KNOW FOR THERE RIGHT QUALITY AND SMOOTHNESS .
Nice bro
Op Bhai
It is the same as the ar41, only the width of the rim changes ??
Rim width same, depth difference
@@addictcyclist Thanks !!!
How much $
Appreciated
Glad to help! They are for sale
@@addictcyclist how much
@@joshuakazfields4374 listed on FB for 1050 but open for offers obviously
AVOID REYNOLDS JUNK.
I have their carbon wheels for 3 years. After being in DRY storage for over a year, not being used at all, all the spokes corroded at the cross junction and several spokes snapped. This is not galvanic corrosion from two different metals. They did not warranty the wheels. I had to replace the spokes at my own cost.
Shocked they didn’t cover. They have been good to a few friends that still have them.
@@addictcyclist yeah disappointing. Is obvious these had shoddy spokes. That is not normal. I’ll never buy another Reynolds product ever again
Where are they made?
Reynolds Is in USA and own their own manufacturing facility in China.
So China it is