Elitewheels Drive 65D or Winspace Lún HYPER SE? Two 65 mm disc carbon wheelsets sold direct. Quick verdict: the Winspace Lún HYPER SE is lighter (~193 g) and the Winspace Lún HYPER SE is cheaper (~€10).
| Spec | Drive 65D Disc Brake | Lún HYPER SE Winspace Carbon Wheelset – 67mm Rim Depth |
|---|---|---|
 |  | |
| Brand | Elitewheels | Winspace |
| Depth | 65 mm | 67 mm |
| Weight | 1460 g | 1267 g lighter |
| Internal width | 21 mm | — |
| Braking | Disque | Disque |
| Price | 1043 € | 1033 € cheaper |
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Weight and response
The Winspace Lún HYPER SE (~1267 g) is lighter than the Elitewheels Drive 65D (~1460 g), about 193 g felt on climbs and accelerations. Both stay stiff and stable once up to speed.
Depth, aero and width
Same 65 mm depth, a good aero/versatility compromise. The Winspace pushes the profile to 67 mm for a very aero feel; the Drive 65D answers with a wide 21 mm internal rim and strong stability. Wide rims take 28 mm tubeless tyres for comfort and grip.
Price and value
The Elitewheels Drive 65D sits around €1043 versus ~€1033 for the Winspace Lún HYPER SE, about €10 apart. At near-identical price (~€10 apart), the Winspace clearly wins on the scale; the Elitewheels reassures with width and robustness.
Verdict: which to choose?
Pick the Winspace Lún HYPER SE for the featherweight and deeper aero profile at the same price. Pick the Elitewheels Drive 65D for the wide internal rim, stability and Elitewheels support.
Go further: all 60 mm carbon wheels or the full comparator.
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