Reserve Wheels TA

While deeper rims are traditionally more susceptible to crosswinds, the Reserve TA profile is specifically engineered to mitigate this. The rim shape is designed to keep the steering predictable, allowing you to maintain control without constant micro-adjustments even when conditions get gusty.

While the 52mm depth is optimized for speed on flat or rolling terrain, it is versatile enough for hilly road races. The carbon construction keeps the weight manageable, though riders prioritizing climbing performance over aerodynamics might prefer a shallower rim profile.

Turbulent Aero technology focuses on how the wheel performs in real-world conditions rather than just static wind tunnel testing. It aims to maintain stability and reduce drag when the wind is hitting the wheel from various angles, which is common on open roads.

Yes, these are 700C rims, which is the standard size for modern road, triathlon, and time trial bikes. You will just need to ensure your frame has the necessary clearance for the rim width and that your hub and spoke count match your specific build requirements.

These rims are durable enough for daily training, but they are optimized for performance. Because they are a high-performance carbon component, many riders choose to save them for race days or fast group rides to preserve their condition and maximize their aerodynamic benefits.