Interested in a hooked disc wheel which I could run at least at 80psi with a 28mm tire.
Given the recall turmoil at DT Swiss/Swiss Side, somewhat reluctant to go with them. HED Vanquish surprisingly limit the pressure at 70psi.
What are other quality options? Thank you.
I haven’t used one, but one of the wheels on my list to be looked at is the Parcours
I don’t know the pressure specs but you might also look at premier tactical’s disc.
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I run a Premier at 80PSI (well within spec) great wheel
Reserve Disc
@Dimm Just FYI 75 is the “Reported Max” for HED Disc
Worrying about product recalls could limit your choice…
Yeah, that quick release skewer recall is definitely going to limit someone’s disc wheel choice. Ditto those aluminum rim brake wheels from a decade and 15 years ago.
Point being that flew right over your head that companies have product recalls… And if u want to be a dick the DT swiss/Swiss side disc weren’t part of the recall…
Bless your heart
Caden. 110psi max. Hooked.
I had same basically same requirements and was essentially the only one that ticked the box without needing to sell my liver (kidneys went for the bike)
Vanquish pro( Vanquish Pro Carbon Wheels | Made in USA – HED Cycling Products):-
Max Use:
25mm tire: 70 psi / 4.8 bar
28mm tire: 67 psi / 4.6 bar
Non ‘pro’ are max 70psi for 28s, 75 for 25s.
Cadex can go up to 115PSI with Cadex tires… I mean if we really want to go full stupid and pump the shit out of a 28mm tire…
And this is what I was going off
Not arguing with you, more that HED’s position on pressures/ HED’s website is a hot mess.
And that for a hookless wheel……great advice:-).
Jeroen
Just saying… high tire pressure seems to be important for him…
And you and him can legit ride 115psi on that wheel and tire combo…
Don’t get made at me…
You really need to clear this up
My understanding is that while Cadex tests up to 115 PSI, they still say you must ride at 72 PSI max.
If you are telling people they can ride over the max Cadex says they can ride, isn’t that a problem for you ?
And BTW, there is no data publicly available for Cadex tires more recent than 2022 which has absolute crap RR. I know they have new tires, but there is no info on them. Personally I would not buy a wheel that restricts the tires I can use with it in an optimal configuration.
Are we talking about the Caden wheels or Cadex wheels??
But for someone so interested in pushing hookless, safety and all that shit now saying you can ride a Cadex hookless wheelset with Cadex tires at 115 psi is mindboggling to me. And sure it was not meant to be pink.
But an uknown reader might stuble upon this post and just do what you say is safe…very weird.
Jeroen
