Superteam CX32 50mm Disc

The reviewer evaluates the Superteam CX32 50mm Disc wheelset, which costs around £260 including delivery. He notes that while they are not fake and are made in the same factory as Superteam's premium wheels, they use older molds and standard components. He finds them to be a fantastic set of wheels for the price, with good build quality and performance, but they are heavier and less advanced than premium wheels.

The reviewer bought Superteam 700C Disc Brake Carbon Wheelset from AliExpress for about $250 (after discount) and tested them extensively over 7,000-8,000 km. They find the wheels to be very good value for money, with solid performance for the price, but note several compromises including weight, spoke tension consistency, narrow internal width, and difficult-to-remove UCI stickers.

The reviewer compares the Superteam Classic Pro carbon wheelset to the Elite Wheels ENT 2.0, noting that the Superteam is slightly cheaper at around $300 but has fewer rim depth options, lower carbon fiber quality, and less consistent spoke tension. The Superteam wins on weight (1481g vs 1605g) and price, but the reviewer concludes the ENT 2.0 is the better overall wheelset based on nine out of eleven criteria.

The reviewer discusses the Super Team Classic 2 carbon wheelset, which is the same as the SUPERTEAM 700C Disc Brake Carbon Wheelset. He notes that it is one of the most affordable proper carbon wheelsets, costing $312 plus postage, but he bought it for $251 with a discount code. He has ridden 500-900 km on them and reviewed 15 other wheelsets for comparison. The main upgrade from the original Classic series is the hub, which now has a six-core design for more engagement points, resulting in sharper acceleration and more direct power transfer. The rims use T800 carbon fiber, contributing to a total weight of 1540g. He finds them stiff laterally and says the ride quality is not compromised. He plans to release a full detailed review soon.