Specifications
Bike
Frame :
Argon18 E119+
Wheels
Rim-F :
Turbo 78 Disc Hook UD Paintless Disc 24H External
Hole With Drain Holes No Access Holes
Rim-R :
Precision Entry C22 Disc Standard Hook UD Matte
Disc With Valve Cover Sticker Presta
Hub-F :
Light Bicycle Pace-Hub Black 12 / 100mm Straight Pull Center Lock 24H Steel Bearings
Hub-R :
Light Bicycle Road Disc Black 12 / 142mm Center lock Ceramic Bearings 36T Sram XDR
Spokes :
Sapim CX Ray Black Straight Pull Standard Head
Nipples :
DT Swiss/ Sapim Brass Black Universal External
When I first mounted the Turbo 78 Disc front wheel onto my TT bike, I knew I had
something special.
The sleek carbon construction caught the light as I spun it, and I could already sense the
aerodynamic promise it held. Pairing it with the Precision Entry C22 Disc rear wheel created a setup
that looked like it meant business, and as I would soon discover, it absolutely did.
During the Extreme Triathlon, the Turbo 78 & Precision Entry C22 Disc setup proved its worth.
My first real test came during the Extreme Triathlon. The conditions that day were
unforgiving—strong winds that caught most riders off guard, creating the kind of crosswinds that can
make or break a race. I'd heard the warnings, seen other competitors struggling to maintain their
lines, and felt the nervous energy that comes with unpredictable weather. But as I settled into my
aero position and felt the bike respond beneath me, something remarkable happened. The Turbo 78 Disc
proved its worth immediately. Despite the gusts that seemed to want to push me around, the front
wheel held its line with impressive stability. The geometry and design work together seamlessly,
providing confidence when conditions demand it most.
What struck me most wasn't just the stability, but how natural it felt. I wasn't fighting the bike
or second-guessing my positioning. The wheel seemed to absorb the wind's aggression rather than
amplify it, allowing me to maintain my aerodynamic setup without constantly making
micro-corrections. That's when I realized this wasn't just marketing—this was engineering that
translates to real-world performance.
The Precision Entry C22 Disc rear wheel complemented this
perfectly. Working in tandem with the
Turbo 78 Disc, it created a cohesive system that felt balanced and predictable. On a windy day when
predictability is worth its weight in gold, that partnership made a tangible difference in my race
experience and, ultimately, my results.
As I look ahead to my upcoming Ironman, I'm genuinely excited about having the Turbo 78 &
Precision Entry C22 Disc in my arsenal.
Since that Extreme Triathlon, I've had time to reflect on what these wheels represent. They're not
just components; they're the product of thoughtful engineering designed for the demands of endurance
racing. Every curve, every material choice, every structural decision serves a purpose. As someone
who appreciates precision and reliability, I find that deeply satisfying.
Now, as I look ahead to my upcoming Ironman, I'm not just confident—I'm genuinely excited about
having the Turbo 78 Disc and the Precision Entry C22 Disc in my arsenal. I know that on
race day,
whatever conditions emerge, these wheels will perform. Whether it's another windy battle or calm
conditions that allow me to chase pure speed, I'll have equipment that responds to the moment.
The beauty of finding gear that works is that it frees your mind to focus on what matters: executing
your race plan and pushing your limits. With these wheels, I can trust my equipment and concentrate
on the athlete's job—bringing my best effort to the start line.
I'm genuinely looking forward to future rides with this setup, knowing that every kilometer will be
a joint product of preparation, purpose, and proven performance.