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FFWD updates affordable carbon TYRO line w/ tubeless, tubular & rim brake options

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FFWD first introduced the TYRO two years ago to offer riders an affordable upgrade wheelset with features from its high-end big brothers. FFWD has made many improvements over its wheel line and is giving the TYRO line an update and upgrade.

FFWD TYRO disc single

FFWD TYRO – What’s new?

The new FFWD TYRO line is vast and versatile, boasting a do-it-all 45mm carbon rim and includes:

  • A disc brake carbon tubeless clincher
  • A rim brake carbon tubeless clincher
  • A rim brake carbon tubular options

The updated TYRO can accommodate a wider variety of tires, capable of running tires up to 44mm wide.

FFWD TYRO – Updated hubs

FFWD gave the hubs a refresh and an updated internal ratchet system, similar to those on the higher-end FFWD wheels. The build components receive an update, lacing the new hubs with Sapim Sprint spokes and nipples.

FFWD TYRO disc pair

The new hubs come in both quick release (rim brake version) and 12mm x 142mm thru-axle versions, with an optional 15mm conversion. The clincher version of the wheels will come taped with FFWD tubeless tape and include tubeless valves.

FFWD TYRO rim

Updated Rim shape

The new FFWD TYRO has an updated rim shape, with a modern 21mm inner rim width and a 29mm external width, easily accommodating tires up to 44mm in width and 23mm minimum. The clincher rim brake version gets an updated braking service and the FFWD arrives with SwissStop BlackPrince pads.

FFWD TYRO Weights

TYRO FCC (clincher) Disc Brake: 1675 grams per set
TYRO FCC (clincher) Rim Brake: 1640 grams per set
TYRO FCT (tubular) Rim Brake: 1510 grams per set
Price: $1,232.00

For more information check out: ffwdwheels.com

 

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