Bicycles with solid wheels

Solid wheels

— light-alloy wheels of a monolithic design, cast in special molds from aluminium, less often from titanium. Bicycles with alloy wheels are characterized by increased resistance to oncoming air flows, strength and durability, and aesthetic appeal. At the same time, “casting” is less resistant to side gusts of wind, has poor maintainability and is very expensive. In the mass segment, alloy wheels are found mainly on board city and road electric bicycles; in narrower niches, specialized racing bike models are equipped with monolithic wheels.