Gravel Wheels: VeloElite vs ENVE
The VeloElite Carbon Gravel Wheel Range, how do they stack up against ENVE? Gravel riding has changed dramatically over the last few years. What was once about simply finding a…
The VeloElite Carbon Gravel Wheel Range, how do they stack up against ENVE? Gravel riding has changed dramatically over the last few years. What was once about simply finding a…
Introducing the GR Range: Built for the Speed of Modern Gravel Racing Gravel racing has changed. Courses are faster. Riders are pushing harder. Tyres are getting wider. And the equipment…
Cross-country mountain biking has always been one of the sport’s biggest drivers of innovation. From lightweight carbon frames and electronic suspension to tubeless tyres and ever-improving geometry, XC racing has…
A Premium Handbuilt Wheelset for the Next Generation of Mountain Bikes The mountain bike industry is entering an exciting new chapter. After years of 29-inch wheels becoming the benchmark for…
Why We’ve Added OGS HX230 Hubs to Our Carbon Road Wheel Range At VeloElite Wheels, we have spent years building our carbon wheels almost exclusively with DT Swiss hubs. There…
Carbon fibre is one of the most revolutionary materials in modern technology, admired for its strength, lightness, and versatility. It is used in a variety of industries, from aerospace and…
What Depth of Bike Wheel Should I Buy? Choosing the right bike wheel depth can significantly impact your cycling experience. Whether you’re a seasoned racer, a weekend warrior, or a…
Hookless vs Hooked Carbon Wheels: Which is Best? Carbon wheels are a transformative upgrade for cyclists, offering reduced weight, improved aerodynamics, and enhanced ride quality. However, a critical decision arises…
At VeloElite we pride ourselves for handbuilding all our wheels in house here in Northamptonshire, UK. We believe in working closely with genuine industry leading brands to create outstanding products…
25 Hour Challenge with AskJenUp and VeloEliteCarbon Wheels by Sam Woodfield The morning of Saturday 29th October loomed, and the weather looked reasonable for October at least, the body and…