Sokudo Wheels 80SL Carbon Front Wheel - HX240 Hub

Designed for riders seeking maximum aerodynamic efficiency, the Sokudo 80SL Carbon Front Wheel is engineered for high-speed road racing, time trials and triathlon, where reducing aerodynamic drag and maintaining stability are essential. Featuring a deep-section carbon rim and premium hub technology, it delivers confident handling, precise steering and exceptional rolling performance at race pace.

Weighing just 725 g (±20 g), the front wheel combines aerodynamic performance with lightweight construction, making it an excellent choice for riders looking to maximize speed without compromising responsiveness. The 79 mm deep carbon rim has been developed to reduce aerodynamic drag while providing predictable handling across a variety of riding conditions.

The 28 mm external and 21 mm internal rim width is optimized for modern road tires, providing excellent tire support, improved cornering confidence and efficient rolling performance. The rim profile also promotes smoother airflow around the tire and wheel interface, contributing to greater aerodynamic efficiency.

The wheel is laced with 20 lightweight carbon spokes, providing an excellent balance of lateral stiffness, steering precision and reduced rotational weight. This construction delivers confident front-end handling during high-speed riding, sprinting and technical descents.

At the center of the wheel is the Zero Gravity V3 polished chrome front hub, designed to deliver exceptionally smooth rolling performance and long-term reliability. Equipped with premium CeramicSpeed bearings, the hub offers extremely low rolling resistance and dependable performance for both racing and everyday riding.

For athletes seeking the ultimate aerodynamic setup, the Sokudo 80SL Carbon Front Wheel can be paired with the Sokudo UFO Disc Rear Carbon Wheel, creating a race-ready combination that maximizes aerodynamic efficiency while maintaining stable and predictable handling. This pairing is particularly well suited to time trials and triathlon, where reducing drag and maintaining speed are key performance objectives.