wheelset
- noun
- /ˈwiːlˌsɛt/
- Specialized
- Yeah, logically it just made good sense to go ahead and spend another C-note and get the dedicated trainer wheelset.
- lightweight wheelset
- disc wheelset
- new wheelset
Examples
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That's what I run for use of my primary with my trainer, albeit with a 105 cassette instead of the Tiagra, so that I actually have a spare wheelset for scheduled ride continuity with just a tire swap if my primary is in need of truing or inadvertently damaged.
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I scouted out an inexpensive, yet well-reviewed, wheelset: the Aeromax Alloy Road Bike Comp 700c.
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A lightweight wheelset can greatly enhance the performance of your bike during races.
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Upgrading to a carbon wheelset improves both speed and handling on steep climbs.
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The new wheelset was designed for better aerodynamics and faster rides on the road.
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Etymology
The word wheelset is made from two simple English words: wheel, meaning 'a circle that turns', and set, meaning 'a group fixed together'. So a wheelset is literally 'a group of wheels fixed together as one unit', like the paired wheels on a bike or train.