Zipp 303 S

So that wraps up the review of the zip 303 s, tubeless disc, brake wheel, set, i realize nowadays there's a plethora of wheel, set options available f...

So a lot to like so my review of the brand new zip, 3 or 3 s wheels. If you have any questions at all, do put in the comment section down below I'm wi...

There are two final points to mention.. Firstly, the hubs that they have the same bearings axle and free hub as those that have been used on the Firec...

So so, to sum up, i think overall they're a really nice fast wheel, set they're, obviously they're really comfortable as well.

I’m on Zipp 303 S wheels with Schwalbe One TLEs. Weigh 185lbs, running them at 70-75. No issues at all. Have also been running mtn bike tires tubeless for many years, so I’m comfortable with the technology / application.

The Zipps are more reputable of course. They use DB hubs that are more tried and true. The tubeless-only design isn’t a problem, I only ride tubeless anyways.

The disc brakes allow me to brake later and descend more confidently. I also constantly worry about the brake track on my Zipp 303's, whether it's warranted or not. For flat riding, or climbs, the rim brakes are totally fine. That being said, as the price of disc brake bikes come down, the bike industry will likely drive the market to discs, and rim brakes will be harder and harder to find.

The Cannondale HiMod is a far superior frame. The Zipp 303 is a great wheel and I would not let 2015 bike worry me as far as age as long as it has not been crashed.

First production runs lacked weep holes. The Bottom Line: Zipp 303 S Wheelset.

These wheels are superb. Light, stiff and reliable. They also look pretty bloody good! The only issue I have had is they have no drain hole in the rim. I live in Malaysia, a tropical country with a lot of rain, The second tine out riding the rims filled with water and it had nowhere to drain out of....