Review: Smooth-rolling set that can take plenty of abuse cycling fulcrumwheels
The Fulcrum Rapid Red Carbon wheelset sits in the company's gravel range, but the wheels are versatile enough to be used anywhere wider tyres are wanted thanks to a girthy rim width, loads of stiffness and a light weight. The attention to detail is impressive, and you are getting a lot of wheel for the money.
At 1,570g on the road.cc scales they are light enough that acceleration feels quick, and they certainly don't feel lacking when it comes to climbing. A lot of my testing route is on military transit routes made up of large aggregate sections. The majority is a hardpacked surface compressed by tanks and lorries passing over it, but there are many potholes, which can be hidden from view because of the colour of the surface until you are right on top of them.
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