FARSPORTS DISC CARBON WHEELSET Test & Review

[Filans]

At 45mm depth and using the same hubs, the price difference between Feder and Kaze is $90 and 70g. With the small price difference, I don't think the Kaze is meant to be the lower-end carbon. So what's really the difference between Feder and Kaze other than the price and weight? Stiffness? Rim profile?

[stickybidon]

I got my first set of Farsports delivered today, woohoo! Kaze35 / 28mm external with DT350, they look spotless. They kindly put a low value on the invoice to avoid GST without me even asking.

Looking forward to mounting them on my gravel bike and going for spin in the next few days.

[vinc]

I got my first set of Farsports delivered today, woohoo! Kaze35 / 28mm external with DT350, they look spotless. They kindly put a low value on the invoice to avoid GST without me even asking.

Looking forward to mounting them on my gravel bike and going for spin in the next few days.

Congrats! And pics please


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[johanalexander]

I got my first set of Farsports delivered today, woohoo! Kaze35 / 28mm external with DT350, they look spotless. They kindly put a low value on the invoice to avoid GST without me even asking.

Looking forward to mounting them on my gravel bike and going for spin in the next few days.

That's exactly the same as the wheels I bought. I have been very happy with mine so far!

[y2kshock]

This is a picture posted on the Korean community. The wheel is KAZE and the hub is Carbon-ti. This is the rimbrake version. The hub is split. I've never seen anything like this before. Of course, I don't think this is a matter of far sports. There are serious questions about the durability of Carbon-Ti products. Because I also have the company's disc brake version of Hub and Feder rim.

[Aesch]

What does carbon-ti say?

In my experience they offer excellent consumer service, response and technical insights

[stickybidon]

Pics

Please forgive the long valves, I got 60mm for no good reason!

[Aesch]

Very nice! May I ask why you went with the Kaze rims instead of the Gravel rims since you're using them for 40mm+ tyres?

[stickybidon]

Very nice! May I ask why you went with the Kaze rims instead of the Gravel rims since you're using them for 40mm+ tyres?

I plan to use these as a second wheelset with 28c tyres once I get the Canyon Grizl Di2 with DT Swiss GRC1400. All my road bikes are rim brake, but eventually I'll get disc so these will be an option to use when that time comes.

To be honest I probably should have gotten the gravel 36/32, but I had already purchased a bunch of 43c tyres recently and my TCX will only fit them with an internal rim width of no more than 21mm. I'm sick of selling bike parts and buying new stuff!

[1sanglier]

Yes nice. Could we see them on the bike ?

[stickybidon]

Yes nice. Could we see them on the bike ?

[Aesch]

Very nice! May I ask why you went with the Kaze rims instead of the Gravel rims since you're using them for 40mm+ tyres?

I plan to use these as a second wheelset with 28c tyres once I get the Canyon Grizl Di2 with DT Swiss GRC1400. All my road bikes are rim brake, but eventually I'll get disc so these will be an option to use when that time comes.

To be honest I probably should have gotten the gravel 36/32, but I had already purchased a bunch of 43c tyres recently and my TCX will only fit them with an internal rim width of no more than 21mm. I'm sick of selling bike parts and buying new stuff!

Ah clear nice bike(s)

[stickybidon]

Very nice! May I ask why you went with the Kaze rims instead of the Gravel rims since you're using them for 40mm+ tyres?

I plan to use these as a second wheelset with 28c tyres once I get the Canyon Grizl Di2 with DT Swiss GRC1400. All my road bikes are rim brake, but eventually I'll get disc so these will be an option to use when that time comes.

To be honest I probably should have gotten the gravel 36/32, but I had already purchased a bunch of 43c tyres recently and my TCX will only fit them with an internal rim width of no more than 21mm. I'm sick of selling bike parts and buying new stuff!

Ah clear nice bike(s)

Thanks!

[RDY]

This is a picture posted on the Korean community. The wheel is KAZE and the hub is Carbon-ti. This is the rimbrake version. The hub is split. I've never seen anything like this before. Of course, I don't think this is a matter of far sports. There are serious questions about the durability of Carbon-Ti products. Because I also have the company's disc brake version of Hub and Feder rim.

That's about as bad as I've seen a hub failure from a reputable company.

[KebabKillah]

Pics

Please forgive the long valves, I got 60mm for no good reason!

Nice wheels!
This is the 70% UD satin finish?