We are more than riders…
We are entrepreneurs, engineers and innovators driven by a love of cycling. We are a dynamic team of highly skilled experts, specialising in creating the best carbon fibre products in the world. Through the partnerships we have established with the leading frame manufacturers on the market and through collaboration with international-calibre athletes, we develop products combining cutting-edge technology and high-level performance. We are thus able to provide our customers with absolute perfection in terms of lightness, stiffness and longevity. Committed to making their cycling experience even more enjoyable, we strive to offer our customers uncompromising products.
ROBUST, LIGHTWEIGHT, STIFF AND AERODYNAMIC
THE ENVE TRADEMARK
Carbon fibre manufacturing is a matter of compromise. When buying a new pair of wheels, you need to ask yourself the right questions:
• I would like a wheel that is both as strong and as light as possible — how do I achieve that?
• I would like a stiff and efficient wheel without sacrificing comfort — is that possible?
• Do these wheels require a lot of maintenance if I ride every day?
Our work at ENVE is to allow you to make as few compromises as possible. For our wheels, we want it all: lightness and robustness, stiffness and comfort, speed and stability, durability and zero maintenance. For us, there are no wheels "reserved for racing". For us, you need to be able to ride your wheels every day.
But manufacturing wheels for both racing and everyday use without compromise requires true technological expertise. One quality in particular sets ENVE wheels apart from the competition:
ENVE wheels are robust. Very robust. Why? Because people like Danny MacAskill or Josh Bryceland need to be able to do crazy things with them. The strength of our wheels results from several factors: rigorous structural design, the importance placed on moulding and the attention paid to wheel assembly. One of our key strengths is indeed ENVE's PATENTED moulding technology, which allows us to mould the spoke holes into the rim rather than drilling it. The wheel is thus made up of continuous carbon fibres around the entire circumference of the wheel, resulting in a better strength-to-weight ratio.
