Paire de roues d'occasion SH RACE RAFALE
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Paire de roues d'occasion SH RACE RAFALE

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SH Race FAQ

  • Should I prioritize aerodynamics or light weight?

    Neither one 100%: it all depends on your usage.

    Aerodynamics
    From around 25–30 km/h, air resistance becomes dominant. A deeper rim allows you to save watts without additional effort, especially on flat terrain, in group riding, and in competition.

    Lightweight
    Weight savings are mainly felt during accelerations and climbs, with a more lively and enjoyable bike. This is often the preferred criterion for climbers or very hilly routes.

    In most cases, a modern wheelset with a mid-depth profile (35–45 mm) offers the best compromise: aerodynamic enough for speed on the flat, while remaining light and versatile.

    Conclusion: prioritize balance over extremes — the most versatile wheels deliver the greatest everyday benefits.

  • Do wheels change the pedaling feel?

    Yes, clearly so, even at identical power output.

    Better adapted and better built wheels provide a more direct power transfer, with:

    • smoother pedaling
    • better acceleration response
    • a more immediate sense of efficiency

    The bike feels more lively and more efficient, without necessarily producing more watts.

  • Are handbuilt wheels more expensive?

    Not necessarily.

    With equivalent components, a handbuilt wheelset is often:

    • more durable
    • more cost-effective over the long term
    • better adapted to your usage and profile

    Custom building avoids compromises linked to standardization and allows you to invest in wheels that truly make sense, rather than marketing.

  • Will my new wheels be compatible with my frame?

    Yes, in most cases, but several points need to be checked to ensure perfect compatibility:

    • Axle type (sometimes adaptable depending on standards)
    • Brake type: rim or disc
    • Disc mounting: 6-bolt or Centerlock (sometimes adaptable)
    • Drivetrain: freehub body, number of speeds (sometimes modifiable)
    • Frame/fork clearance: accepted wheel and tire diameter/width

    If you are unsure, we can help you verify wheel compatibility with your frame. Do not hesitate to contact us.

  • Why choose handbuilt wheels over industrial wheels?

    Handbuilt wheels are assembled by hand, one by one, with a build adapted to your profile and usage. They take into account:

    • your weight
    • your actual riding style (road, gravel, MTB, touring…)
    • your level and power output
    • your priorities (comfort, reliability, performance, budget)

    Unlike industrial wheels, which are often standardized, a handbuilt wheel is:

    • better balanced (optimized tension and centering)
    • more durable (careful assembly, adapted components)
    • repairable anywhere (spokes and parts easier to replace)
    • optimized for you, not for marketing