I decided to buy a gravel frame from Carbonda and have it painted as desired. This frame fits 700c wheels and tyres with a maximum of 2.1 inch. Shifting group should be a GRX810, which is shifted 1x11. Only the question of the wheels remained. I really wanted a 700c wheelset with a maximum inside dimension. After I have tested the Farsports wheels on the road bike like here, I wanted to stay with Farsports for the Gravler. A request to Farsports via Skype was, as always, super easy and a suggestion was quickly made. I wanted to stay a bit lower in price than with the road bikes and the weight is not as critical here. Therefore a Gravel wheelset with DT-Swiss 350 hubs was requested. There is a wide choice of rims available. I decided on the "FS30/34G-700C", which is 30mm high and 34mm wide (outside). The inner width is 28mm and the rim is hookless. It is tubeless ready as well, because there are no spoke holes in the rim, which makes tubeless mounting very easy. The weight of the rim is 375g per piece. The design of the rim can be chosen between UD Carbon in matt or 3k fabric, where I chose the UD finish. I used the Sapim CX-RAY for the spokes and the DT-350 straight pull with 12x100mm and 12x142mm thru axle for the hubs.
You can see the gravel wheelsets here: https://www.wheelsfar.com/gravel-c0374
After ordering it took about 15 days until the wheels were shipped. Due to Corona, the shipping with XDB to Germany took a long time, but this was due to the German customs. After 6 weeks the wheels were there, perfectly packed and without any damage.
Directly on the scale... the front wheel weighs 642 grams, the rear wheel weighs 777 grams. The wheelset weighs 700C or 29 inch 1419 grams which is extremely light with DT-Swiss 350 hubs, considering the width of the rim.


The tyre fitting was easy even with Tubeless, because no rim tape has to be used. Just put the valve in, put the tire on and inflate it with the compressor. I mounted the Maxxis 2,1 inch Maxxlite, which is light and rolls great.

Here a comparison to a Maxxis 2,25 inch on a 23mm DT-Swiss MTB rim.

Had to install a spacer when mounting the cassette, because I ride the 11-42 MTB cassette and the freewheel is meant for road. Is not further problematic, however, one must know.
Here a picture of the complete bike.

The first ride was 26 kilometers full throttle on the road - 40kmh average, so it rolls almost like a road bike.

I've been riding the wheelset for 4000km now, so I'm often on trails and forest tracks, which are also more difficult to ride. The wheels are super stiff and accelerate very well. Ride with 1.8 bar air pressure in the terrain, which feels great with the tubeless tires. The wide rim offers super comfort and gives a very safe riding experience. I went to the dealer recently, the wheels have no heights or sideways runout and the spoke tension is perfect.
I can only recommend this wheel set, more wheels are probably not available for the money. You have to ask for the price via Skype at farsports_sandy. The website is farsports.com and wheelsfar.com.
If you have further questions I will answer them with pleasure!