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The Zipp-made rims are similar to those used on the 303 but without the aero-enhancing dimples and with a slightly heavier 'pavé' build.(Image credit: James Huang)
Williams Cycling hits another one out of the park with its carbon-rimmed Wheel System 38.(Image credit: James Huang)
Braking in dry conditions was good when paired with SwissStop Yellow King pads.(Image credit: James Huang)
The alloy freehub body is easily swapped between Shimano/SRAM and Campagnolo.(Image credit: James Huang)
Three steel pawls engage simulataneously under power. (Image credit: James Huang)
We don't have a weight for the front hub but its minimal appearance suggests it's pretty light.(Image credit: James Huang)
The rear hub uses an oversized aluminium axle.(Image credit: James Huang)
External nipples require bigger holes in the rim but they're easier to service. Williams also went with brass nipples for durability.(Image credit: James Huang)
The front wheel is radially laced…(Image credit: James Huang)
…while the rear uses a two-cross pattern on both sides. (Image credit: James Huang)
The included skewers feature titanium shafts and carbon levers.(Image credit: James Huang)
Williams Cycling's Wheel System 38 is not only light and cheap, but
