Tag Wheels: Mags are back

I talked with a rep from Tag Wheels about their new composite wheel system. The wheels are unbreakable (so far) and they seem like a good choice for downhill riders, jumpers, and extra large clydesdales. These things are super durable but that durability comes at a price: weight. The pair weigh in at around 3700 …
By Jeff Barber
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I talked with a rep from Tag Wheels about their new composite wheel system. The wheels are unbreakable (so far) and they seem like a good choice for downhill riders, jumpers, and extra large clydesdales. These things are super durable but that durability comes at a price: weight. The pair weigh in at around 3700 grams and with prices at $949 for the set they ain’t cheap. The good news is they’re probably the last set of wheels you’ll ever buy,and with DT Swiss hubs they’re top of the line.
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Tag Wheels w/ cross section removed.

 
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