Carbon fiber’s performance and aesthetics depend heavily on its weave pattern—the way individual carbon fibers are interlaced. Two of the most common weave types for
The ratchet and pawl mechanism is the heart of a bicycle hub (especially critical for carbon wheelsets like PHI’s) — a simple yet precise one-way
If you’ve ever watched a fast-paced, spectator-friendly cycling race in a city center—chances are you’ve seen a crit race (short for “criterium”). Crit racing is
1. Reduce 120-180g CO₂ emissions per pair of wheels, eliminate painting pollution, zero VOCs released, embrace green cycling
2. Save 40-60g weight per pair, lighter weight directly boosts acceleration and climbing efficiency for a smoother ride
3.Retain original carbon fiber weave texture, no coating peeling risk, 30% improved durabilityPrecision-molded one-piece forming, ready-to-use right out of the mold, no redundant processes, back to the authentic carbon fiber texture