FLO Cycling Wheelset Review
images by Nick Salazar • Apr 20, 2011 • 66,574

FLO is using proprietary hubs sourced from somewhere in the far East, presumably. They are basic, solid construction, and will eventually be offered with an optional ceramic bearing upgrade.

FLO is using proprietary hubs sourced from somewhere in the far East, presumably. They are basic, solid construction, and will eventually be offered with an optional ceramic bearing upgrade.
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TriRig got opportunity to have a first look at FLO Cycling's new FLO 60 and FLO 90 wheels, which are going into production in the next couple months. These wheels bring top-level aero technology to an entry-level price point. They're pretty sweet, if we do say so ourselves.

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