Fulcrum Speed Team 42-57 wheels: dedicated to competition |

The new Fulcrum Speed Team range, available in 42mm and 57mm versions, is aimed at cyclists, whether professional or amateur, driven by the desire to surpass themselves. These wheels embody the competitive spirit that characterizes the Fulcrum brand, combining technical advances with a distinctive design.

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Technical characteristics

The Speed Team 42 and 57 build on the foundations of previous Speed models, while incorporating a notable improvement: a lightweight aluminum freehub body equipped with USB™ (Ultra Smooth Bearings) ceramic bearings. This innovation reduces friction and optimizes rolling fluidity.

Among other specificities:

Carbon Rim: With a 23mm internal channel, suitable for 28 and 30mm tires, it improves aerodynamics (+10%) and handling (+16%) compared to 19mm channel versions.
2-Way Fit™ Technology: An undrilled channel increases rim stiffness and strength, while simplifying the use of tubeless tires without rim tape.
C-LUX™ Finish: Matte on the outside and glossy on the inside, it ensures optimal compatibility with tires.
Two-to-One™ Spoke Design: Aerodynamic flat spokes are double-pronged in critical areas for improved stiffness and increased power transfer.
USB™ Bearings: Ceramic cone/cup system ensures precise alignment and maximum smoothness.

Each wheel is assembled by hand in Europe, according to high quality standards, after more than 4 hours of research and tests.

Design and identity

The Speed Team design features an oversized, metallic-effect logo, symbolizing energy and determination. This graphic aims to reflect the passion for competition, both in cyclosportives and major races.

Available models

Speed Team 42
Profile: 42 mm
Internal width: 23 mm
Weight: 1 g
Price: €2 390

Speed Team 57
Profile: 57 mm
Internal width: 23 mm
Weight: 1 g
Price: €2 390

Both versions feature 2-Way Fit™ technology and USB™ bearings, and are designed in Italy and manufactured in the European Union. They are compatible with HG and XDR freehub bodies.