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Making up about 50% of your total race time, the bike portion of a triathlon is where equipment choices can make the difference between first and fifth, and no other equipment choice will save you more time than a disc wheel. While traditionally-shaped disc wheels are faster than their spoked counterparts, the Roval 321 Disc for disc brakes turns conventional design on its head, creating the fastest wheel on the planet.

Disc wheels often fall into two categories—a completely flat shape, with structure coming from carbon fiber and a honeycomb-foam filling, or a spoked wheel thats been faired with a carbon fiber cover. In our quest to break traditions, the 321 uses a single layer of 1k carbon fiber on each side of the wheel, and it all comes together at the brake track bridge. This kind of carbon fiber is rarely used in bicycle components due to its high manufacturing cost, but it offers a bevy of performance benefits. This coveted carbon is much lighter than other layups, like 3k and 12k, and it can only be laid by the most skilled of carbon fiber craftsmen. Its complicated, but the payout is worth it, as it delivers a supple ride and one of the lightest disc wheels available. And in the real world, this means that itll spin-up quickly and reduce fatigue over the length of the course.

Stiffness is often the “hot-topic” in the disc wheel world, but we think it’s an interesting conversation. Its long been thought that efficient power transfer and high stiffness are directly correlated, but through extensive field-testing, weve determined that this isnt the case at all. In fact, our initial disc was so stiff that, under power, it wouldnt flex with the frame and this caused brake rub. This wrongly creates the perception of a flexy wheel, when really, the wheel is actually too stiff. In order to solve the brake rub problem, we first designed our optimal aero shape and then worked on our internal stiffness targets to fit within what we consider to be a desirable frame stiffness.

And while light overall weight was a development priority, our focus was aerodynamics. Through hours of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and testing in the Win Tunnel, we developed a never-before-seen shape thats optimized to work with a tire for on-bike airflow. What this translates to is an all-carbon disc wheel that, on the non-drive-side, has a shape thats as aerodynamic as our current understanding allows, and a drive-side shape thats as aerodynamic as the wheel-dish and derailleur clearance will allow for.

To save every possible watt, weve also added CeramicSpeed bearings and DT Swiss 240 hub internals into our hub. Each 321 Disc wheel is also 2Bliss Ready right out of the box and comes with a quick-release, and tubeless valve stem.

Designed for the most uncompromising athletes in the world, with engineering to match, the 321 Disc is the worlds most advanced disc wheel for your race against the clock.


  • Assembly Method: Hand built at every step - from rim layup to the last nipple turn.
  • Bearing Type: Ceramic Speed
  • Hub: Roval Disc hub, DT Swiss 240 Star Ratchet Internals, 142x12 thru axle compatible, (Convertible freehub and endcaps)
  • Nipple: N/A
  • Rim Details: Solid Depth, 27.3mm External Width, 19mm Internal Width
  • Rim: 321 Disc, Carbon Clincher, 700c, Disc Brake, Tubeless Compatible
  • Spokes: Full Carbon Disc
  • System Weight Limit: 240lbs / 109kg - Extras: Roval padded wheelbag, Roval tubeless plugs and tubeless valve, Roval valve pocket covers, SwissStop Black Prince brake pads
  • Tire Size: 22mm - 38mm - Max Pressure: 130 psi
  • Weight: Wheelset 1015g
  • Description & Specs

    Making up about 50% of your total race time, the bike portion of a triathlon is where equipment choices can make the difference between first and fifth, and no other equipment choice will save you more time than a disc wheel. While traditionally-shaped disc wheels are faster than their spoked counterparts, the Roval 321 Disc for disc brakes turns conventional design on its head, creating the fastest wheel on the planet.

    Disc wheels often fall into two categories—a completely flat shape, with structure coming from carbon fiber and a honeycomb-foam filling, or a spoked wheel thats been faired with a carbon fiber cover. In our quest to break traditions, the 321 uses a single layer of 1k carbon fiber on each side of the wheel, and it all comes together at the brake track bridge. This kind of carbon fiber is rarely used in bicycle components due to its high manufacturing cost, but it offers a bevy of performance benefits. This coveted carbon is much lighter than other layups, like 3k and 12k, and it can only be laid by the most skilled of carbon fiber craftsmen. Its complicated, but the payout is worth it, as it delivers a supple ride and one of the lightest disc wheels available. And in the real world, this means that itll spin-up quickly and reduce fatigue over the length of the course.

    Stiffness is often the “hot-topic” in the disc wheel world, but we think it’s an interesting conversation. Its long been thought that efficient power transfer and high stiffness are directly correlated, but through extensive field-testing, weve determined that this isnt the case at all. In fact, our initial disc was so stiff that, under power, it wouldnt flex with the frame and this caused brake rub. This wrongly creates the perception of a flexy wheel, when really, the wheel is actually too stiff. In order to solve the brake rub problem, we first designed our optimal aero shape and then worked on our internal stiffness targets to fit within what we consider to be a desirable frame stiffness.

    And while light overall weight was a development priority, our focus was aerodynamics. Through hours of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and testing in the Win Tunnel, we developed a never-before-seen shape thats optimized to work with a tire for on-bike airflow. What this translates to is an all-carbon disc wheel that, on the non-drive-side, has a shape thats as aerodynamic as our current understanding allows, and a drive-side shape thats as aerodynamic as the wheel-dish and derailleur clearance will allow for.

    To save every possible watt, weve also added CeramicSpeed bearings and DT Swiss 240 hub internals into our hub. Each 321 Disc wheel is also 2Bliss Ready right out of the box and comes with a quick-release, and tubeless valve stem.

    Designed for the most uncompromising athletes in the world, with engineering to match, the 321 Disc is the worlds most advanced disc wheel for your race against the clock.


  • Assembly Method: Hand built at every step - from rim layup to the last nipple turn.
  • Bearing Type: Ceramic Speed
  • Hub: Roval Disc hub, DT Swiss 240 Star Ratchet Internals, 142x12 thru axle compatible, (Convertible freehub and endcaps)
  • Nipple: N/A
  • Rim Details: Solid Depth, 27.3mm External Width, 19mm Internal Width
  • Rim: 321 Disc, Carbon Clincher, 700c, Disc Brake, Tubeless Compatible
  • Spokes: Full Carbon Disc
  • System Weight Limit: 240lbs / 109kg - Extras: Roval padded wheelbag, Roval tubeless plugs and tubeless valve, Roval valve pocket covers, SwissStop Black Prince brake pads
  • Tire Size: 22mm - 38mm - Max Pressure: 130 psi
  • Weight: Wheelset 1015g
  • Roval 321 disc brake rear team s-racing rear wheel carbon/gloss white 700c

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