FLO Cycling Production Wheels
images by Nick Salazar • Apr 11, 2012 • 23,082

The spoke holes have gotten smaller since the prototype version, leaving just enough room for the Sapim CX-ray spokes.

The spoke holes have gotten smaller since the prototype version, leaving just enough room for the Sapim CX-ray spokes.
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FLO Cycling's wheels have been one of the most hotly-anticipated products in triathlon, promising to bring cutting-edge aerodynamics down to entry-level price points. After hitting several production hurdles, FLO is finally ready to unveil its final product, which is now for sale to the public. Here are my impressions of the hardware, and how it compares to the prototypes I reviewed last April.

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