Fulcrum Speed 57 DB 2WF Carbon 28´´ Disc road wheel set

High-speed cruising is possible, but power is required

High-speed cruising is possible, but power is required

2025/06/23

KAZU

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I had an older model, the Wind55, which is one level lower. I´ll compare it to that one. It´s much easier to start pedaling, and it´s less likely to stall when you stop pedaling. If the temperature is over 20°C and the wind is weak, you can cruise at around 40km/h with 200w. (Depending on the performance of the frame) You can go even faster if you apply more power. You can easily climb gentle slopes up to about 4%. But you need power to maintain speed. If you don´t have the power to cruise at 250w, the Speed42 would be better.

I had an older model, the Wind55, which is one level lower. I'll compare it to that one. It's much easier to start pedaling, and it's less likely to stall when you stop pedaling. If the temperature is over 20°C and the wind is weak, you can cruise at around 40km/h with 200w. (Depending on the performance of the frame) You can go even faster if you apply more power. You can easily climb gentle slopes up to about 4%. But you need power to maintain speed. If you don't have the power to cruise at 250w, the Speed42 would be better.

Perfect wheel balancing

Perfect wheel balancing

2025/05/01

HANIWA KING

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What surprised me when I spun the wheel was how perfectly balanced it was. When cruising at high speeds, it felt as though it would keep going even after I stopped pedaling, and I didn´t feel any weight even on climbs. I expect it to show its true presence in races where the race speeds are faster.

What surprised me when I spun the wheel was how perfectly balanced it was. When cruising at high speeds, it felt as though it would keep going even after I stopped pedaling, and I didn't feel any weight even on climbs. I expect it to show its true presence in races where the race speeds are faster.