ZTZ 26"/27.5"/29" Mountain Bike Wheelset，Ultralight Aluminum Alloy Rim 32H High Strength Bike Wheels， Quick Release Disc Brake MTB Wheel Set， Compatible 7-12 Speed Cassette

Great buy. Highly recommended. Very responsive, but if you don’t like the beautiful sound they make then they might not be for you. They sound similar to industry 9 hubs just a tad less aggressive. For those that can’t tell, the free hub is hg. I’ve had mine for almost a 2 months the rim is still true, and it’s not like I’ve rode light with them they’ve been through some heavy cases and some other high impact stuff! Also very easy to install, just as easy as any hg free hub! In conclusion, if you’re looking for an inexpensive, nice sounding, great actuation points/responsive, and reliable rear wheel, this a great option!

I ordered the back wheel and it seems good and as promised. It is noisy but solved easily with grease. I spent more time disassembling it (just pull it apart) than greasing it.

good wheel. fits a 12 speed hg cassette, which is what i was looking for. freehub is not quiet like others have said, sometimes this is useful. the wheel isn’t completely straight and there is some extra runout that i can notice sometimes. won’t take a lot to straighten. packaging was good, no damage.

This rim is great. I love the aesthetic of it. I got the front wheel one as a replacement so I can add my new disc brakes (I’m restoring an old rim brake bike). Not too noisy once greased down. Very easy to install onto frame with the quick release. Very much worth the money. Fits 26x2.25 tires incredibly easily, and they were brand new tires, so that’s pretty nice. Spins well. Not much more to say. Great rim.

not a bad wheel set, has a 6 paw hub. it's tubeless compatible so you'll have to tape it. definitely need to add oil to the hub when you assemble it or use grease if you prefer quieter hub. it came well packaged. the only thing I didn't like was the stickers but they came off clean

I usually buy brand name wheel/hub but in this economy I gotta give the ZTZ a try. It was $80 and I was skeptical at first but after 2 months of 2-3 rides/week it has been very pleasant so far. I bought the 27.5 front wheel to replace my 10 year old cup and cone bearing MTB front wheel that is well worn and has a bent axle from a crash. Pleasantly surprised at the quality of this wheel. It came perfectly true right out of the box and the spoke tension is symmetrical. Rode over 300 miles(paved and unpaved trails) with this new wheel since and it has been holding up excellent. No play, no rattling, no noise. It's not the lightest wheel out there in terms of weight but I don't feel the effects of the weight when accelerating or climbing. I feel that getting good quality tires with low rolling resistance and light weight are more important. This wheel has very low friction/rolling resistance, I put my new tire on and spun it to 120 rpm and it spun for 4min and 7 seconds before coming to a complete stop. This is >30 seconds longer than my much more expensive rims/hubs! I have been rough a few times, ie: did a few small jumps, hit some potholes, and had a few soft crashes here and there and the wheel has held up fine for the most part but it has some minor buckling(untrue) at different spots, which I had to true it up myself but nothing major, this is expected of a rim this price. Overall 4.5/5.

Fixing up my back-up bike so I was looking for some inexpensive wheels. These wheels are actually lighter than the Mavic Crossroc wheels they replaced. They roll very smoothly and feel light and fast. I have put about 50 trail rides on the rear wheel and it's holding up well. Only minor issue is there are six pawls, so when you quit pedaling, the rear hub sounds like a swarm of locusts. No biggie, but I certainly wouldn't call it a quiet hub. I'll update if problems develop.One other issue you should be aware of is if you take out the skewer adapters on the back hub, you can pull off the freehub without having to remove any retainers. Be careful to keep track of all the washers. The small washer goes back on first, then the larger washer fits around it. If you get them on in the wrong order, the cassette won't spin easily.

The media could not be loaded. Something is wrong, 9 speed cassette when torgued to spec will still have a lot of play. I cannot ride on this. Problem is i already installed tubeless and the rotor smh. It seems like a nice solid rim, lightweight and i like how the hub sounds.