SunRise Bike 25mm U-Shape Wheel 50mm Carbon Fiber Bike Wheelset 700c Clincher

Got my wheels last week. They were well-packaged. Wheels were true and all extras in the box (spokes, extenders, pads, etc). Exactly as advertised. Wheels look great, too. Will update as I add miles, but the first 200+ miles have been great. I had the bad luck of hitting a railroad crossing hard enough to flat and the wheel stayed true and all good. They don't feel particularly heavy or slow at all (compared to the 30mm alloy wheelset that I had, which weighed the same as these, I feel like I'm saving 15-20 watts to keep them rolling at speed). Definitely would recommend at this point. Update: 1200 miles and no issues w/the wheels. Update: 3500 miles and no issues w/the wheels. Update: at around 4200 miles, one of the wheels start to delaminate. I had the Assurion replacement insurance, and I had a new wheelset in a week. I'm since put another 4000+ miles on the new set w/zero issues, and I've ridden them over some bumpy roads along the way.

Very impressed with these wheels, nice smooth hubs, flat black aero spikes add to a nice, stealthy look. Wheels seem solid- round and true. Came with brake pads, valve extenders, rim tape, skewers and extra spokes and tool. I will update my review once I have a few rides in them, but for now I’m very happy with this purchase. I’ve had numerous sets of high-end wheels from Zipp and Hed and these seem just as well-built. Update: I’ve put several rides on these wheels, including a 100-mile century ride with some huge downhill sections and they performed beautifully. Nice and quiet, predictable handling (and I am not a small person at 190 pounds). Again, highly recommended!

These wheels came very well packaged and protected, which is always a great impression. They were very easy to mount tires and get onto the bike. Both wheels were true and roll extremely well. If that changes, I'll update. These come with no labels (which is great). The finish is a really nice matte black that looks great on any bike IMO. The U shape design takes the aero properties to the next level, and the 25mm width let's my 25mm tires sit properly on the rim without "mushrooming" over the edges. This adds a lot of comfort to the ride as the tires sit wider than they did on my older 23mm wide rims. Overall, they are not going to compete with wheels that have much nicer hubs, but for the average to above-average rider who wants a carbon wheel these are great. I recommend. 11/19/18 Update: Approx. 1500miles on this set now. Wheels still holding true. No spoke issues. Hubs still very smooth.

Was skeptical at buying these. Read the reviews and chose Sunrise over the others. SO GLAD I DID. Light weight, easy install, fantastic ride. Beware of wind whip! Just learned to put weight on the front when riding to maintain control of the bike. Easy peasy! doing 26 mph without breaking a sweat!! Amazing!! Update; been riding these for a bit now. Was holding on to the Mavic rins but no longer. Highly recommend getting a pair of carbon rims!

Leaving my repair story incase anyone needs it. The wheels cracked and delaminated at rim after about 50 miles. There was a major problem with these wheels as I received them, however I was able to fix the problem. I've only ridden these ~150 miles, so this review has nothing to do with the longevity of the carbon.This still gets 4 stars from me because I think if you order wheels from an anonymous foreign factory, you should be prepared for them to function perfectly out of the box, and you might have to do some fine-tuning yourself. Now that I've fixed the problem, I love these wheels, they ride great and are a huge improvement over the outdated aluminum wheels I replaced. The carbon seems well-crafted, all the edges were smooth and I was happy with what I got out of the box. I'll attempt to describe the problem and solution in detail, so this will be a bit of a read. TL;DR: You may receive this wheel with poorly installed components; mine arrived with minimal or cheap grease and a missing spring which made them unridable. if you buy them there is a chance you'il have to overhaul the back hub to get them working properly. I think it's worth doing even if they seem to be suctioning fine, because of the grease issue. Bear with me here, i don't know all the names of the parts inside the hub. When I got the wheels the freewheeling clicking noise was super loud. I figured this was by design, somehow. After a couple of dry-road rides with no problems, I rode in heavy rain and the back hub started making a horrible and rhythmic noise when I wasn't pedaling. I debated return the wheels then as they were clearly defective in the condition I received them in, Amazon offered to have me return them even though I had used them. But I had already thrown away the box and it would have been a hassle, not to mention the wait time to get replacement wheels. And they felt great on the rides in dry condition.. So I decided to see what I could do to make them work. I asked Amazon and they said attempting to fix them wouldn't change their eligibility for return. I took the cassette off and removed the part the cassette bears on. This was easy to do with two allen wrenches, one either side. I found inside not much grease, and one of the springs that pushes out the tiny parts that engage with the hub missing. This was causing this "engagement part" to not return to its out position. It's also possible it had come loose, or multiple of these "engagement parts" were loose, as it sort of fell apart when I got it apart. Basically I just cleaned out the grease that was in there, then I removed the one "engagement part" that was missing its corresponding spring. I figured that with only one "engagement part" missing out 6-8, it should still function fine, although it may wear a bit faster. (In reality it could wear A LOT faster--I'm not a professional). Getting the remaining springs back in their little holes and the "engagement parts" back in place over them was a bit tricky. (I recommend installing the retaining ring first, then using a small flat-head screwdriver to pry it up as you install the parts.) Packed the whole thing with grease and reinstalled with the allen key. I should add that because the bearing are sealed, you don't have to deal with the balls falling out all over the place, so this was a relatively painless process that took me less than 30 minutes despite having no idea what I was doing. After I got it on the bike, the free wheel click sound was MUCH quieter and the rhythmic noise was gone. I have ridden about 100 miles since, and I've had no problems. I think it might be possible to find the missing spring from a locksmith, as it looked like one that would be in a lock. My local hardware store did not carry anything this small. Wish I had taken pictures of the process. I will if I find the spring and take it back apart. GOOD LUCK!

Well, I waited 4yrs to post my honest review. I purchased this wheelset in June 2020 for my Javelin "full" CRB. Glad to report, they are still going strong, and remaining true. I ride about 200 miles a week. Absolutely zero issues! Zero flats (700x25). Wow, who thought? After two yrs, I did replace the carbon brake pads. Save your hard earned $$$, and purchase these. You will be pleased. Highly recommend. Thanks Amazon for offering such a great deal to customers. A+

Simplemente excelentes. De muy buena calidad y durabilidad. En la carretera tienen un excelente desempeño. 100 % recomendados.