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Women's World Tour Team Wheels in 2025: all the news

Women's cycling peaked in 2025, carried by stars such as Demi Vollering, now at FDJ-Suez, and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, back on the road with Visma | Lease a Bike after his Olympic title in MTB. These champions, among the most prominent in the peloton, embody the excellence and ambition of a season where every detail counts – starting with the carbon wheels that propel their bikes. In the Women's World Tour, where the 15 teams compete on routes as varied as the Bianche Strade or the Tour de France Femmes, the choice of wheels is strategic: lightness for climbs, aerodynamics for sprints, robustness for pavements. With significant transfers and technically evolving sponsors – Specialized next Vollering at FDJ-Suez for example – 2025 promises a technological as well as a sporting battle. Here is a complete and detailed list of the wheels used by each team, accompanied by their technical characteristics, to dive into the heart of the equipment that will make the roads vibrate this season.

AG Insurance – Soudal Team

  • QUICK CLX II Team
  • Profile: 51mm front and 60mm rear
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: SINC ceramics
  • Weight: 1360 grams
  • Public price : 3700€
  • ALPINIST CLX II
  • Profile: 33mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: SINC ceramics
  • Weight : 1390 grams
  • Public price : 2600€

CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto

  • 454 NSW
  • Profile: 53/58mm
  • Internal width: 23mm
  • Bearings: Standard
  • Weight: 1358 grams
  • Public price : 3600€
  • 353 NSW
  • Profile: 45mm
  • Internal width: 25mm
  • Bearings: Standard
  • Weight: 1255 grams
  • Public price : 3600€
  • News 303 Firecrest were also seen at the beginning of the season.

CERATIZIT Pro Cycling Team

  • RP45LTD
  • Profile: 45mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: stainless steel sealed cartridges
  • Weight : 1390 grams
  • Public price: 2000€
  • RP35LTD
  • Profile: 35mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: stainless steel sealed cartridges
  • Weight: 1370 grams
  • Public price: 2000€

FDJ – FOLLOW

  • QUICK CLX II Team
  • Profile: 51mm front and 60mm rear
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: SINC ceramics
  • Weight: 1360 grams
  • Public price : 3700€
  • ALPINIST CLX II
  • Profile: 33mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: SINC ceramics
  • Weight : 1390 grams
  • Public price : 2600€

Fenix-Deceuninck

  • DURA-ACE C50 WH-R9270-C50-TL
  • Profile: 50mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: standard conicals
  • Weight: 1461 grams
  • Public price : 2349€
  • DURA-ACE C36 WH-R9270-C36-TL
  • Profile: 36mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: standard conicals
  • Weight: 1350 grams
  • Public price : 2320€

Human Powered Health

  • SIXTY TWO
  • Profile: 62mm
  • Internal width: 23mm
  • Bearings : CeramicSpeed
  • Weight: 1398 grams
  • Public price : 2850€
  • 28 | 33
  • Profile: 28mm front and 32mm rear
  • Internal width: 23mm
  • Bearings : CeramicSpeed
  • Weight: 1198 grams
  • Public price : 2189€

Lidl – Trek

  • BONTRAGER AEOLUS RSL 51
  • Profile: 51mm
  • Internal width: 23mm
  • Bearings: standards (DT Swiss)
  • Weight: 1410 grams
  • Public price : 2599€
  • KBONTRAGER AEOLUS RSL 62
  • Profile: 62mm
  • Internal width: 23mm
  • Bearings: standards (DT Swiss)
  • Weight: 1520 grams
  • Public price : 2599€
  • With his little model, Gaia Realini (1m50) uses more often Aeolus RSL 37.

Liv AlUla Jayco

  • ULTRA 50
  • Profile: 50mm
  • Internal width: 22.4mm
  • Bearings: ceramic
  • Weight: 1349 grams
  • Public price : 2850€
  • MAX 40
  • Profile: 40mm
  • Internal width: 22.4mm
  • Bearings: ceramic
  • Weight: 1249 grams
  • Public price : 3999€

Movistar Team

  • 454 NSW
  • Profile: 53/58mm
  • Internal width: 23mm
  • Bearings: Standard
  • Weight: 1358 grams
  • Public price : 3600€
  • 353 NSW
  • Profile: 45mm
  • Internal width: 25mm
  • Bearings: Standard
  • Weight: 1255 grams
  • Public price : 3600€
  • News 303 Firecrest were also seen at the beginning of the season.

Roland

  • METRON 60 SL
  • Profile : 60mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: sealed cartridges
  • Weight: 1490 grams
  • Public price : 2249€
  • METRON 45 SL
  • Profile: 45mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: sealed cartridges
  • Weight : 1390 grams
  • Public price : 2189€

Team Picnic PostNL

  • Ursus remains mysterious with technical data still secret on this new model called « Enigma ».
  • Picnic PostNL is also in technical partnership with the Dutch brand Scope. It is not impossible to see products from the brands being occasionally used by riders during the season.

Team SD Worx – Protime

  • QUICK CLX II Team
  • Profile: 51mm front and 60mm rear
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: SINC ceramics
  • Weight: 1360 grams
  • Public price : 3700€
  • ALPINIST CLX II
  • Profile: 33mm
  • Internal width: 21mm
  • Bearings: SINC ceramics
  • Weight : 1390 grams
  • Public price : 2600€

Team Visma | Lease a Bike

  • 52/63
  • Profile: 52mm front and 63mm rear
  • Internal width: 25mm at front and 24mm at rear
  • Bearings : JTEKT
  • Weight: 1606 grams
  • Public price : 2299€
  • 34/37
  • Profile: 34mm front and 37mm rear
  • Internal width: 23mm at front and 22mm at rear
  • Bearings : JTEK
  • Weight: 1354 grams
  • Public price : 2299€.

UAE Team ADQ

  • ITS 4.5
    Profile: 50mm front and 56mm rear
    Internal width: 25mm
    Bearings: standard steel
    Weight: 1432 grams
    Public price : 3400€
    ITS 3.4
    Profile: 39mm front and 43mm rear
    Internal width: 25mm
    Bearings: standard steel
    Weight : 1390 grams
    Public price : 3400€

Uno-X Mobility

  • ARC 1100 62mm
  • Profile: 62MM
  • Internal width: 20mm
  • Bearings : Sinc ceramic
  • Weight: 1676 grams
  • Public price : 2500€
  • ARC 1100 50mm
  • Profile: 50mm
  • Internal width: 23mm at front and 22mm at rear
  • Bearings : Sinc ceramic
  • Weight: 1472 grams
  • Public price : 2500€
  • Last year, UNO-X riders were often equipped with the lower model, the ARC 1400.

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