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JOMP Virtual Cycling
We were kindly asked by Joe from CES Sport if we would test and review their new 700x25 Carbon Clincher 50mm wheelset. We did not hesitate and gratefully accepted. We were given a brief rundown of the wheel and a bit behind the idea of this new venture. It is a goal of CES Sport to create a great value for money carbon fibre wheels, and they have definitely excelled in achieving that goal.
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UKCycleChat
CES Sport was started by Joe and officially launched in Decemebr 2016, he says “ When I started to look around at some of the major brand wheels, I wouldn’t get any change from £1-2k, the kind of money I don’t have just lying about, so I started on a quest to bring to market a product for the ‘Joe Bloggs’ of the triathlon and cycling world, whilst maintaining high quality and not cutting corners.”
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Why I Cycle - Up North
I managed to get hold of the RC60 Clincher Wheelset retailing at £675. Supplied with a Shimano freehub, skewers, and brake-pads. Right from the off I was impressed, from the lightness and feel of the rims to the first time leaving my street and the hubs making that lovely clicking noise. The wheels scream premium product, even if they are retailed a whole lot cheaper than some of the bigger brands.
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Not in the Peloton
CES Sport was set up in 2016 by Joe, himself a keen triathlete and cyclist. His aim being to make quality wheels at an affordable price to all levels of rider. ZIPP, Lightweight, HED are all fierce competitors, but with a fierce price tag. Joe found the gap in the market.
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Road.cc
You normally don't see much change from a grand after purchasing a set of carbon fibre wheels, so CES Sport has priced its RC50s very competitively at just £600. Value isn't the only quality either, it's a solid set of wheels that'll stand up to daily riding in a range of terrains.
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Tri247.com
When up to speed the CES Sport RC 60/88 Elite Clincher Wheelset performed admirably – helping me achieve a Strava KOM and some fast bike splits (considering some were done on a road bike as opposed to a time trial/triathlon bike) – and the DT Swiss hubs felt good, with the hoops rolling well.
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