Boyd CCC 700c Alloy Gravel, White

Boyd Cycling

$750.00

Description

The World's best alloy gravel wheelset is built from start to finish in South Carolina. Weighing just 1,480 grams for the set, the CCC had the durability and strength you need when you are riding into the heat of adventure.

Built with 28 spoke count front and rear for strength, durability, and reliability when you need it most

THE DETAILS

Boyd CCC 700c Alloy Gravel, White SPECS

Spec:

Spoke Count: 28 spoke front / 28 spoke rear

Rim Type: Tubeless Ready Clincher

Wheel Size: 700c

Assembly: Handbuilt

Lacing Pattern: 3X both sides front, 3X both sides rear

Brake Type: Disc Brake

Hubs: Grade 54 Disc Brake Hubs

Bearings: Enduro Abec-5 LLB/LLU

Spokes: Pillar Wing 20

Nipples: Pillar DSN double square brass nipple

Wheel Weights: 690g front / 790g rear / 1480g set

External Width: 30mm

Internal Width: 26mm

Rim Depth: 18.5mm

Recommended Tire Size: 30mm to 50mm for gravel

What's Included: Tubeless Rim Tape Installed, Tubeless Valves Installed

Punish the Road Less Traveled

What goes into making the worlds best alloy gravel wheels?

We start in our in-house aluminum rim facility in Greenville, SC. The CCC rim extrusion arrives treated to T6 levels for added strength and quality. Every step of the process is checked and QCed to ensure that every single rim is the best one we've made.

From there, the rims travel to our headquarters in Landrum, SC. There, we have one of the largest and highest quality wheel building facilities in the country. Every rim gets laced into a wheel along 5 different station, each one with a quality check built in.

By the time the CCC wheels reach you as a customer, 11 people operating 9 different work centers have all had a chance to form, join, drill, anodize, lace, build, and ship . . .all within an hour of each other. It's the perfect blend of materials, processes, people, and systems coming together.

And it happens dozens of time every day!

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THE NAME: CCC

The CCC, a name engrained in history as the wooded roads it represents, borrows its moniker from the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). The CCC was a voluntary public unemployment program designed to provide jobs for young men and to help families who faced challenges finding jobs during the Great Depression. In the mountains of South Carolina there are remnants of “Old CCC” roads deep in the woods that have become favorite exploration destinations for Boyd Johnson, founder of Boyd Cycling.

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Gravel Adventure

The CCC Alloy Wheels are designed to bring you into the heart of adventure. Strong, yet lightweight alloy wheelset made in South Carolina.

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“Going way off the beaten path and onto roadbeds that haven’t been active for decades is some of the most fun I’ve had on a bike,” said Johnson. “I’ve come across old moonshine distilleries and people on 4-wheelers, but never any traffic. Going that remote means the durability of the equipment is a must.” The CCC is a wheelset that can handle rugged off-road terrain, while still performing on pavement sections. The alloy gravel-specific rim is 26mm internal and has a 2.8mm offset. It features smaller .7mm hooks (compared to most standard 1.1mm hooks) with increased thickness on the hook walls (1.35mm) for better impact protection while running lower pressures. If your rides ends covered in mud and dirt, and a giant smile on your face, the CCC is your perfect compliment to ride into the heart of adventure.

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Grade 54 hubs

Featured in the Podium level wheels is the Grade 54 hubs featuring a straight pull flange, high strength steel ratchet with 54 teeth giving 6.6 degrees of engagement, and the low weight to help you fly up the steepest of hills.

Key features of the Grade 54 hubs include

54t ratchet hub wheelset
6.6 degree engagement hubs
Enduro ABEC 5 LLU/LLB bearings
Centerlock disc brake rotor mounting
Quick swap freehub wheelset
Tool-free service and parts swapping
7075-T6 aluminum alloy axles
Multiple drivers available
Forged and CNC’d 6061-T6 heat-treated aluminum hub shell

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