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The FAQs of Ultralight Aero Handlebar HBR16
Jun 02 , 2026
In recent days, we received many inquiries from individual buyers, since one of our customer post his building comfiguration on chinertown forums, we appreciate everyone's interest and thanks so much for your trust, we've sorted some FAQs of HBR16 for your reference. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us(info@ornanbike.com), we will try our best to suppor your new ride ...
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How to Upgrade a Rim Brake Road Bike with Carbon Wheels
Jul 02 , 2026
Although disc brake road bikes have become the mainstream of the market, there are still many riders using rim brake bikes in daily riding, and they still enjoy the riding experience very much. For many people, the fact that the industry has moved toward disc brakes is not a reason to replace their bike. The good news is that you do not need to change your frame to get a real upgrade. Choosing the...
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Why Gravel Rims Internal width Are Becoming Wider?
Jul 03 , 2026
Today, the benchmark keeps rising at a striking pace: 25mm has become the mainstream baseline, 28mm is standard for performance builds, and Zipp’s 32mm 303 XPLR made industry waves upon its 2024 launch. Now ENVE pushes the boundary to 35mm with its latest G SES 6.7 Pro, cementing the trend toward ever-wider gravel rims. Every extra millimeter delivers tangible benefits: stiffer sidewall support at...
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3.2mm vs 5.5mm Carbon Spokes: How to Choose the Right Carbon Spoke Wheelset
Jul 04 , 2026
From timeless steel spokes to the weight-saving revolution of carbon fiber, Berd Spoke and now to the Sapim RC-1 with aerospace-grade PBO material — bicycle spoke technology has evolved far beyond just holding a wheel together. This is important for the wider wheel market because it shows that spoke innovation is no longer limited to stainless steel aero spokes. Advanced fiber spokes, carbon ...
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Why do carbon rims have different weave finishes: UD, 3K, 12K, Twill, Marble, Butterfly, Forged Texture?
Nov 04 , 2026
A carbon rim starts as layers of carbon fiber cloth and resin, pressed into a mold and cured. The part we see is the outer layer of cloth, and its pattern differs from one rim to the next. Some rims look like plain dark carbon, some show a fine diagonal grid, and some carry a pattern that runs around the rim like a pair of wings. All of these come from the weave, and each one is made in a differen...
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What a Wider Reinforced Bead Actually Does for Gravel Riders
2026-10-13
You're descending on rough gravel, hit a rock you didn't see, and a few seconds later you're pulled over on the side of the road, wondering whether it's going to be a five-minute fix or a long walk home. It's a situation almost every cyclist knows all too well: the infamous pinch flat. A pinch flat — sometimes called a "snakebite" — happens when a hard impact compresses the tire casing hard enough...
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