
Components · Road · Gravel · TT
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Ride ENVE, Scope Cycling and Princeton CarbonWorks demo wheelsets before you buy, from a stocking dealer for ENVE and Scope. Campagnolo, Zipp, DT Swiss, HED and Vision complete the lineup, shipped to the continental US.
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The guide
Dragonspine Cycling is a dealer for ENVE and Scope, keeps ENVE, Scope and Princeton CarbonWorks demo wheelsets, and also carries Campagnolo, Zipp, DT Swiss, HED and Vision carbon wheels. Every wheel here is a complete, ready-to-ride wheel, shipped to the continental US.
ENVE
ENVE's road range comes in three tiers. SES PRO is the top: the SES 4.5 PRO and 6.7 PRO race wheels developed with Tadej Pogačar, on Innerdrive Pro hubs with ceramic bearings. SES covers climbing, all-round, aero and gravel with the SES 2.3 to 7.8 and G SES. AR is the new entry point, led by the AR40 for road, all-road and gravel.
Scope
Dutch-engineered carbon wheels. The flagship Artech range uses textured Aeroscale rims and 3D-printed Scalmalloy hubs; the R-Series brings the same rim shapes to alloy hubs for road, gravel and triathlon.
Princeton CarbonWorks
Princeton's sinusoidal rim changes depth around the wheel for speed and stability in crosswinds, from the Wake 6560 aero wheel and Peak 4550 climbing wheel to the Grit 4540 for gravel.
Campagnolo
Bora Ultra WTO and Bora WTO carbon wheels in 35, 45 and 60 mm depths, and the Hyperon for climbing.
Zipp
353, 454 and 858 NSW at the top, Firecrest 303, 404 and 808 for everyday racing, and 303 XPLR for gravel.
DT Swiss, HED and Vision
DT Swiss ARC, ERC and GRC 1100 carbon wheels, HED Vanquish RC Pro and Jet RC Pro, and Vision Metron SL. Mavic, Reynolds, Boyd, Easton, Industry Nine and Ritchey wheels are in the grid too. Match the freehub to your drivetrain: Shimano HG, SRAM XDR or Campagnolo N3W.



