Lún HYPER

The reviewer compares the Lún HYPER D45 wheels to the older Winspace Hyper 50 and the cheaper Ican Aero 50. He notes that the Lún HYPER D45 has a 46mm front and 54mm rear profile, improved bearings, and a redesigned hub nut with flat faces to prevent spoke rotation. The wheels are slightly heavier than claimed (1450g vs 1421g) but still lighter than the old Hyper. In speed tests, the Lún HYPER D45 performed similarly to the old Hyper in most tests but showed a clear advantage in the descent, reaching higher speeds. The reviewer also highlights the improved freehub mechanism with separate springs for each pawl, which is more reliable than the old design.

The reviewer discusses the new Lún HYPER wheels from Winspace, highlighting changes from the previous model including wider internal rim width, redesigned spokes with a T-shaped head to prevent twisting, new lacing that prevents spokes from touching, and a revised spoke angle for improved stiffness. The wheels come in three depths: 33mm, 45mm (with asymmetric front/rear depths), and 67mm. The reviewer notes the new wheels are not yet fully reviewed but provides initial impressions.

The reviewer introduces the new Lún HYPER D67 wheelset, highlighting its staggered rim depths (60mm front, 68mm rear) for improved aerodynamics and stability. He praises the updated rim profiles (U-shaped front, V-shaped rear), wider internal width (21mm), and the overall premium feel. He weighs the wheels, noting they are close to the advertised weight, and mounts them on his bike, expressing excitement about their aggressive look and performance.

The reviewer highly praises the Lún HYPER D67 wheels from Winspace, calling them the best wheels he has ever tested. He highlights their improved comfort, stability, and performance, noting that Winspace listened to customer feedback to make key upgrades.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels from Winspace, focusing on their suitability for rim brakes. While acknowledging their cool appearance, reasonable weight, and price, he strongly criticizes the spoke design, which makes truing the wheels extremely difficult and inconvenient, especially for tubeless setups. He concludes that he would not buy them due to the poor serviceability.

The reviewer discusses the new Lún HYPER wheels from Winspace, noting that the company has redesigned them to be even better than the previous version, which was already highly regarded for its performance and value. The reviewer highlights improvements in the carbon weave, spoke material, and hub design, and mentions the aesthetic appeal of the 'Butterfly Effect' carbon layup.

The reviewer, Cliff, shares his impressions of the Lún HYPER D45 wheels after using them for several months. He highlights the design, including the distinctive Hyper pattern and the new mixed-height profile (lower front, higher rear) for improved aerodynamics and handling. He notes the wheels are lightweight, stiff, and perform well in crosswinds, and he praises their overall balance and speed.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER D67 carbon wheelset, noting its deep rims, simple finish, and performance on a 60-mile ride in Houston. They highlight the wheels' smooth ride, light and agile feel, and ability to maintain speed, while also noting the need for focus in crosswinds and the increased inertia.

The reviewers discuss the Lún HYPER 2020 carbon fiber wheels, noting their stiffness, aesthetic appeal, and the fact that they come in different sizes and versions. They mention the wheels are tubeless-ready and have carbon spokes. The reviewers share their personal experiences, including using them for commuting and in a crash, and give the wheels scores of 8 and 7.9 out of 10.

The reviewer discusses the maintenance and bearing replacement of the Lún HYPER D67 wheels, focusing on the hub design, bearing sizes, and the importance of using genuine bearings to avoid fakes. They provide a detailed tutorial on disassembling and reassembling the wheels, highlighting the critical spacer that determines preload.

The reviewer tested the Lún HYPER wheels, which are Windspace D45 wheels, on a mountain climb and descent. He found them to be noticeably stiffer than previous wheels, which improved climbing performance, and he set personal records on several segments despite not pacing perfectly. However, he felt less confident during cornering on the descent due to the wider internal width stretching his tires, and he noted a ringing sound from the carbon spokes when braking. Overall, he considers them high-quality and good value for the price.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER D45 Wind Space wheels, highlighting their exceptional stiffness and lightweight design for climbing and performance, but notes they are highly specialized and require wide, supple tires at low pressure for comfort. After a week of riding, the reviewer finds them fantastic for performance but not ideal for training due to harshness with 25mm tires.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels, noting they are the predecessor to the new D45s. They mention the wheels have a 50mm profile, 19mm internal width, and 26mm external width. The total claimed weight is 1455g, but the reviewer weighed them at 1475g. They feature proprietary carbon spokes with a 2:1 ratio (7 spokes on one side, 14 on the other) for stiffness and efficiency. The price is $1200 USD plus $100 shipping. The reviewer notes that the bearings on the HYPERs are not as good as those on the newer D45s, feeling rough and having rust, but they can be easily replaced. The freehub design uses three pawls with individual springs, which is considered more reliable than the older design. In speed tests, the HYPERs performed well, especially on descents, hitting 87 km/h, and felt stiffer and more aggressive than the cheaper wheels.

The reviewer praises the Lún HYPER wheels for their performance, durability, and value, highlighting their stiffness, responsiveness, and smooth bearings compared to more expensive Roval wheels. He notes they have been ridden hard for thousands of miles without issues, though he expresses a minor concern about the carbon spokes' lateral strength.

The reviewer tests the Lún HYPER 2023 wheels, a high-end Chinese brand associated with Winspace. He initially panics due to a clacking sound when pressing the rim, but the manufacturer explains it's due to non-structural zones and confirms it's safe. He also finds a loose metal balancing weight inside the rear rim, which the manufacturer says will be fixed in future versions. Despite these issues, he praises the wheels for their speed, stability, and overall performance, considering them a good value at $1300.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER 2023 carbon wheels from Winspace, highlighting their high price, light weight, and visual appeal. They measure the wheel dimensions, check trueness, spoke tension, and weight, concluding that the wheels are true and well-balanced.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels from Winspace, highlighting their performance in real-world riding conditions. They compare the D33 and D67 models, noting the D67's aerodynamic advantage on flat terrain and the D33's nimble acceleration. The reviewer praises the wheels' value proposition, weight, and aesthetics, and mentions the availability of local support in Australia.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels, comparing the original 2020 model to the new 2023 version. He praises the durability of the original wheels after 20,000 kilometers and highlights improvements in the new model, including increased rim depth, reduced weight, and improved spoke angle. He also conducts a test with a friend, showing significant performance gains compared to alloy wheels.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels in the context of a crash caused by a snapped chain during a sprint test. He mentions that the wheels are featured in a separate review and describes them as the best performance value wheels on the market, with a discount bringing the price to around $1200.

The reviewer provides a detailed analysis of the Lún HYPER D45 wheels, highlighting their construction, performance, and value. He praises the improvements made from the previous generation, such as anodized axles and non-knurled end caps, and notes the excellent spoke tension balance and high stiffness. He also discusses the company's responsiveness to feedback and the wheels' competitive pricing.

The reviewer discusses the Lún HYPER wheels, specifically the D67 Gen 2 model, highlighting their aerodynamic performance, stiffness, and low weight. He notes they are the fastest wheels he has tested and are ideal for racing and time trials, but he mentions a brake noise issue caused by the spoke configuration and suggests they may be too stiff for everyday use.