Leeze CH 40 Allroad Basic in the test: If you mount the carbon wheel set on the gravel bike, you don't have to make any compromises - the Leeze wheels are also just as stable as they are inexpensive. Leeze from the… read more
DT Swiss G 1800 Spline: The DT Swiss is solid and durable and, with its wide rims, perfectly matched to gravel bikes. Even its slightly higher weight does not prove to be a problem in practice... read more
Vision Team Aero Gravel I23 on test: Vision rounds off its Gravel segment with a solid wheelset whose "semi aero" rims are tailored to wider tires. An all around solid... read more
Mavic Allroad SL in the test: The traditional French manufacturer is up-to-date with the Allroad SL Disc. The light wheel set convinces with high-quality technology and optimized for tubeless tires ... read more
Fulcrum Rapid Red Carbon: The Italian manufacturer focuses on stability and low weight with unusually shaped rims. The fact that the focus is not on aerodynamics even has certain ... read more
Leeze AC 25 Disc EVO WSTO: The very light all-rounder looks filigree, but proves to be extremely stiff and solid off-road. On top of that, it's fairly cheap. Leeze already offered … read more
DT Swiss GRC 1400 Spline: An aero wheelset for gravel bikes? Why not, because every watt counts, especially in long-distance races - and DT Swiss gets the maximum with the help of colleagues... read more
Whether all-road, gravel or cyclocross: the Aerycs GCX Terra scores with solid quality at a very low weight, and there are three variants with different rims. The manufacturer from… read more
