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Triathlete Konstantin Bachor flying like a speed demon on his Reynolds wheels after winning the Ironman Ibiza Spain race. View image here.

Reynolds carbon wheels have been familiar to US road racing fans having long sponsored the HealthNet p/b Maxxis bike but the 2008 season brought a huge leap forward in visibility with the French Agritubel at the head of the Tour de France. Cyclingnews' Chris Davidson glues up some tires and takes a deeper look at one of Reynolds' speediest offerings.

The SDV66 T wheels take Reynolds into a deeper territory than ever before with a 66mm-deep carbon tubular rim that Agritubel's yellow jersey clad Roman Feillu used to cut through the summer heat of France this past July.

Reynolds' Assault wheels are the latest from a company rapidly building a reputation for making superfast carbon wheels, and with the Assault pair it's hoping to make carbon wheel ownership a little less expensive.

Just a few years ago the idea you could get a pair of deep-section carbon wheels for less than a grand would have seemed a crazy notion, but as development continues at a rapid pace the technology is trickling down, bringing with it the price to a more affordable level.

Reynolds rider Konstantin Bachor wins the Spanish International Long Distance Championships with a commanding bike split.

"The 23-year old Konstantin finished the 4km swim, 120km bike ride and 30km run in 5:48:59h, leaving nobody even the slightest hope of beating him. Estlands Kirill Kotsegarov followed in second place 17 minutes later.

In the beginning of the race Bachor found himself in the leading group and decided after the first of four loops it was time to attack. Despite the very hilly course and hot day he averaged 40,5km/h and separated himself from the rest of the field for good; he never gave up his lead in the following run."
 - Swift Lickety-Split (www.slstri.com)

Major Brian Grasky flies F-16's in the sky and Reynolds wheels on the road. Read more in the October issue of Inside Triathalon [pdf].

Ryan Barrett of Reynolds takes RoadBikeReview.com through Reynolds' 2009 product.

Riding the SDV / element combination, Reynolds pro rider Michael Hutchinson clinches the British Time Trial Championships.

Coach AJ from Gear Garage rides the SDV66 T with the PowerTap for the New Zealand Iron Man.

Monavie Cannondale Cycling Team maintaining a Reynolds blog.

Agritubel Rides the DV46 to yellow at the Tour de France.

BikeRadar.com assembles an awesome, custom bike.

VAC's Leah Goldstein wins Tour of Gila on Attack wheels.

BikeRadar.com observes the propritary technology of the SDV66 and Element wheels.