Superteam Gravel Classic PRO

The Superteam Gravel Classic PRO wheels offer exceptional value, with multiple reviewers praising their low price, reasonable weight, and performance that rivals more expensive wheels. While they may not match top-tier carbon wheels in dynamics or comfort, they are a solid choice for budget-conscious gravel riders seeking reliable, tubeless-ready wheels.

Pros

Excellent value for money, priced around $500-600, significantly cheaper than premium carbon wheels.1 2 3
Lightweight for the price, with claimed weights around 1500g for 38mm depth and under 1300g for 30mm depth.1 3
Good balance of stiffness and comfort, providing a reliable ride on both road and gravel.1
Stable and good handling at speed, with good inertia once up to speed.2
Quiet freewheel and smooth running.2 3
Easy maintenance with ratchet hub (36 points of engagement).1 2
Wide internal rim width (24mm or 27mm) suitable for various tire sizes, tested with up to 50mm tires.1 3
Durable and able to handle rough conditions, with reviewer noting they held up well during a three-month trip.1
Available in multiple configurations (freehub, rotor mount, axle) to fit different bikes.3
Good warranty: 3-year on rim and spokes, 2-year on hubs.3

Cons

Not tubeless ready out of the box; requires additional purchase of rim tape and valves.1 2 3
Tires are a tight fit, making roadside changes difficult.1
Wheels can get scratched and scarred from gravel riding.1
Heavier than average for carbon wheels (around 1.5kg for the pair), leading to sluggish acceleration at low speeds.2
Filtration (comfort) is only average, similar to aluminum wheels.2
Little grease in the hub from factory, may need to add more.3
Long-term durability unknown, only initial rides completed.3
Not as dynamic or high-performance as premium carbon wheels.2

Key Facts

Claimed weight varies by source: approximately 1500g (38mm depth) or under 1300g (30mm depth); actual measured weights were around 1lb 10oz (rear) and 1lb 7oz (front) for the 30mm version.1 2 3
Available in two rim depths: 38mm (internal width 24mm, external width 31mm) and 30mm (internal width 27mm, external width 34mm).1 2 3
Uses Toray carbon (T800 in some models) and Pillar straight-pull spokes (24 front and rear).1 2 3
Hub features a ratchet system with 36 engagement points (DT Swiss style).1 2 3
Tubeless compatible but not tubeless-ready out of the box; requires separate rim tape and valves.1 2 3
Price ranges from under €500 (Black Friday) to $599 depending on configuration.2 3
Freehub options: HG, Micro Spline, XDR; brake rotor mount: center lock or six-bolt; axle: 12mm through axle or quick-release.3
Warranty: 3 years on rim and spokes, 2 years on hubs.3

Sources

1
The Bicycle RiderSuperteam Carbon Gravel Wheels Long Term Review: Do They LAST? (Gravel Classic PRO G31-38 DISC)
2
Gravel & BikeRoues carbone Gravel à 500 € : Vraie bonne affaire ou illusion ? Test des SUPERTEAM G31-38
3
RunBikeMike$599 CARBON Gravel Wheels What Could Go Wrong? SuperTeam PRO G34-30

Reviews & Ratings

Gravel & Bike

27:21

Roues carbone Gravel à 500 € : Vraie bonne affaire ou illusion ? Test des SUPERTEAM G31-38

The reviewer tested the Superteam Gravel Classic PRO wheels (model G3138) and found them to be a good value for under €500. They noted that the wheels perform well at higher speeds (above 20-22 km/h) and have good inertia once up to speed, but are less efficient at low speeds due to their weight. The reviewer compared their performance to high-end aluminum wheels and considered them suitable for upgrading a bike on a budget.

December 14, 2025Watch on YouTube

RunBikeMike

14:02

$599 CARBON Gravel Wheels What Could Go Wrong? SuperTeam PRO G34-30

The reviewer is impressed with the Superteam Gravel Classic PRO wheels, highlighting their low price of $599, lightweight construction (under 1,300g), and performance that rivals much more expensive wheels. They note the wheels are well-built, smooth, and offer many configuration options, making them a great value for budget-conscious riders.

June 21, 2026Watch on YouTube

The Bicycle Rider2 videos

20:30

Superteam Carbon Gravel Wheels Long Term Review: Do They LAST? (Gravel Classic PRO G31-38 DISC)

The reviewer discusses his long-term experience with the Superteam Gravel Classic PRO carbon wheels during a three-month cycling trip through Europe. He highlights their affordability, quality, and performance on various terrains, noting that they have held up well despite rough conditions. He appreciates the weight savings, comfort, and reliability, and mentions that the wheels come with a ratchet hub and Pillar spokes.

October 10, 2025Watch on YouTube