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Range HD Alloy

Regular price $800.00 USD
HUB: ROL CLD
Freehub: Shimano HG
Axle: 12x100/12x142

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Range HD Alloy


Description

The Range HD Alloy is a high-performance alloy road wheelset built for riders who demand durability and versatility without sacrificing speed. Designed to handle everything from long endurance rides to demanding training days, this wheelset delivers the kind of ride quality and reliability that serious cyclists expect. What sets the Range HD Alloy apart is the breadth of configuration options - choose your hub, freehub body, and axle standard to perfectly match your drivetrain and frame.

Whether you're running Shimano HG, SRAM XDR, or Campagnolo N3W, the Range HD Alloy has you covered, and axle compatibility spans both modern thru-axle (12x100/12x142) and traditional quick release standards. With hub options ranging from the proven ROL CLD to the premium White Industries CLD, this wheelset scales to suit any build from performance-focused commuters to dedicated road racers.


Key Features

  • Alloy Construction: Durable alloy rim build engineered for long-term road performance and reliable braking.
  • Hub Options - ROL CLD or White Industries CLD: Choose the ROL CLD for proven performance value, or upgrade to the White Industries CLD for premium craftsmanship and silky engagement.
  • Freehub Compatibility - Shimano HG, SRAM XDR, Campagnolo N3W: Fully compatible with all major drivetrain standards, so you can build around the groupset you already run.
  • Axle Standards - 12x100/12x142 Thru-Axle or Quick Release: Select the axle format that matches your frame - modern thru-axle or classic quick release, both supported.
  • CLD Hub Design: Both hub options feature a CLD (Center Lock Disc) design, delivering precise rotor mounting and consistent disc braking performance.
  • Wide Drivetrain Compatibility: SRAM XDR freehub body supports 12-speed SRAM Eagle and road groups; Campagnolo N3W supports Campagnolo's latest 12-speed systems.
  • Versatile Build Platform: With 12 total variant combinations, the Range HD Alloy can be specced to suit nearly any modern road or gravel bike setup.
  • Performance-Oriented Design: Built for riders who want a durable, capable wheelset that holds up to consistent training and all-season use.

Hub & Axle Options - Which to Choose

  • ROL CLD Hub: The ROL CLD is the standard hub option, offering dependable performance and smooth engagement at an accessible price point. A strong choice for riders who want a reliable, well-built wheelset without the premium hub upgrade cost.
  • White Industries CLD Hub: The White Industries CLD hub is a step up in craftsmanship - White Industries hubs are renowned for their precision machining, buttery engagement, and exceptional longevity. Ideal for riders who want the best and plan to keep their wheels for years to come.
  • Shimano HG Freehub: Compatible with Shimano HG cassettes across 8- through 11-speed road and 8- through 10-speed mountain groups. The most widely supported freehub standard - a great default for most builds.
  • SRAM XDR Freehub: Required for SRAM's 12-speed road groups (Red eTap AXS, Force eTap AXS, Rival eTap AXS). Choose this if you're running or planning to run a 12-speed SRAM road drivetrain.
  • Campagnolo N3W Freehub: Designed specifically for Campagnolo's 12-speed drivetrain ecosystem. If your build centers around Campagnolo groupsets, this is the freehub body you need.
  • 12x100/12x142 Thru-Axle: The modern standard for stiffness and precise wheel alignment. Compatible with virtually all current road and gravel frames designed for thru-axle dropouts.
  • Quick Release: The traditional 9mm quick release axle standard. Best suited for older frames or riders who prefer the simplicity and wide compatibility of quick release skewers.

What's Included

  • Range HD Alloy wheelset (front and rear)

Why You'll Love It

The Range HD Alloy is built for cyclists who want a wheelset that's genuinely configured for their setup - not a one-size-fits-all compromise. With full compatibility across Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo drivetrains, plus both thru-axle and quick release support, it's one of the most versatile alloy wheelsets available at this price point. The choice between the ROL CLD and White Industries CLD hubs means you can tailor the build to your performance goals and budget. Whether you're logging serious training miles, exploring mixed-surface roads, or building up a dream bike, the Range HD Alloy delivers the durability and ride feel to back you up. Riders who invest in a properly spec'd wheelset know the difference it makes - and the Range HD Alloy is designed to make that difference felt on every ride.


FAQ

What is the difference between the ROL CLD and White Industries CLD hub?

Both are Center Lock Disc hubs, but the White Industries CLD is a premium upgrade. White Industries hubs are precision-machined in the USA and are well-known among enthusiasts for their exceptional engagement, durability, and long service life. The ROL CLD hub offers solid, dependable performance at a lower price point. If you plan to keep this wheelset for many years and want the finest hub quality available, the White Industries upgrade is worth it.

Which freehub body do I need for my drivetrain?

Choose Shimano HG if you're running any Shimano cassette (road or mountain, 8- through 11-speed) or most SRAM 10/11-speed road cassettes. Choose SRAM XDR if you're running a 12-speed SRAM road group such as Red eTap AXS, Force eTap AXS, or Rival eTap AXS. Choose Campagnolo N3W if you're using a Campagnolo 12-speed drivetrain. If you're unsure, check the cassette compatibility listed by your groupset manufacturer.

Should I choose thru-axle (12x100/12x142) or quick release?

This depends entirely on your frame. Modern road and gravel bikes from roughly 2015 onward typically use thru-axle dropouts (12mm front and rear), so choose 12x100/12x142. Older frames with traditional fork and dropout slots use quick release (9mm). Check your frame's specifications if you're unsure - using the wrong axle standard is not compatible.

Are these wheels tubeless compatible?

The product listing does not specify tubeless compatibility. We recommend contacting us or the manufacturer directly for clarification before purchasing if tubeless setup is a requirement for your build.

Can I use these wheels on a gravel bike?

The Range HD Alloy is compatible with gravel bikes that use the same axle standards and disc brake rotor mounting. With the 12x100/12x142 thru-axle option and Center Lock disc hub, it pairs well with many modern gravel frames. Check your tire clearance and axle standard to confirm compatibility with your specific bike.

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