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Zipp Hub ID Guide

Zipp Hub Timeline

Zipp hubs have changed over the last decade and we want to make certain you have a great fitting cover, so it's important that we know what kind of hub is in your Zipp factory-built wheel. Please visit Zipp's Product Identity Hub Timeline to identify your Zipp hub.

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Admittedly, at 235lbs, I am not your conventional road rider. As a result I have had my share of problems with wheels, broken spokes, challenges with keeping wheels true (necessitated purchaseing a Park truing stand to maintain my wheels) and have even managed to snap an axle on my road bike over the years. In search of a solution, I contacted Wheelbuilder three years ago to build a set of wheels to accommodate my weight. Wheelbuilders's recommended RR585 wheels, 350 hubs, and laced with thirty-two spokes front and rear. Fast forward three years later and the wheels are as solid, have performed flawlessly and have not required a single truing. My compliments to Wheelbuilder for constructing a great set of wheels and carrying me with confidence over the years. I look forward to many more enjoyable miles on this set of wheels.

Read more » Rick
Jul 16, 2016

As a professional triathlete, my job includes seeking every last advantage available for turning every watt cranked into forward momentum. I have peace of mind on race morning knowing that I've done everything possible and am 100% confident in my equipment, I seek out Wheelbuilder for both wheel building precision and wind cheating disc covers.

As a high performance coach, I mandate that my athletes work with and learn to use power in their cycling training. My athletes use PowerTaps for training and for cost-effective racing, they simply add an aero disc cover for race day. It's a PowerTap Disc on the cheap!

Mark Van Akkeren
Professional Triathlete & High Performance Coach

Read more » Mark Van Akkeren
Jul 19, 2012