[T-Torque] Straight Pull Carbon Fiber Bicycle Spoke Width 3.2mm 1.85g
World's LIGHTEST Bicycle Carbon Spok
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Specification
Basic
- Name: T-Torque
- Materials: Carbon Fiber Body (T700) + Titanium Heads
- Type: Straight-Pull
- Including: 1 Spoke + 1 Nipple (Secure Lock)
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Release Time: January 2026
Dimensions
- Diameter: 1.8 - 1.1x3.2 - 1.8 mm
- Length: 250 ～ 310mm
- Weight: 1.85g (280mm)
- Strength: 4116 N
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Description
Introduction
All new bicycle spoke —— T-Torque.
Carbon Fiber body + Titanium Heads.
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The Advantages of Carbon Fiber Spokes
1. Ultralight.1.85g (280mm) only.
2. High Intensity.The tensile strength reaches 4116N, which is higher than most of stainless steel spokes.
3. Excellent Rigidity.T-Torque remains pure carbon fiber body, which performs excellent rigidity.
Note: T-Torque Spoke can only be applied to our Rollingstar III Road Bike hubs (20Holes) so far.
What's in the Box
T-Torque Spoke(s)
Alloy Nipples (Secure Lock)
Documentation
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