Nicholas : So pleased to get the wheels. My MacBook also fried itself this week so needed the wheels to keep me sane when dealing with Apple

Richard : My Light Bicycle AR46 Wheels with Bitex Hubs and internal spoke nipples. Fitted to my Specialized SL6 Sport. Thanks to everyone at LB for building and sending me my fantastic wheels during very difficult circumstances.

Gareth : Details are: Boardman SLR 9.8 Disc Shimano XT Di2 with climbing shifter SRAM 10-42 cassette Easton ea90 cranks with 48t ring Continental GP4000 25c KMC EL gold chain Shimano SPD pedals And of course the best bit light bicycle 56mm deep Falcon rims :) I just wanted to drop you a note to say thanks for such a great product. The bike is riding really well and the wheels are performing perfectly.

David : I just love the look the LB rims give my Salsa Warbird and the wheels were the icing on the cake. They are Lazer sharp at finding a line when I'm riding off-road and my favourite part of my build.

Nicholas : They arrived today and would like to say thanks as they are very nice … not ridden but fitted.

David : A few pics of my Salsa Warbird v3 gravel bike. The wheelset is the LB 46mm deep, 29mm wide and 22.5mm internal hookless carbon rim, 24 straight pull Sapim CX-Ray spokes f+r, brass nipples laced to Hope RS4 Hubs. I love these wheels. They make the bike look the biz in my humble opinion. But more importantly the bike rides amazing with these wheels and it just begs to go fast on off-road gravel decents, with nearly 70kph my record so far! I have fitted 40mm Schwalbe G-One Allrounds which measured 42mm at 35psi which were good. The wheels are currently wearing 38mm Paneracer G-King's tanwalls which measure exactly 38mm when you first set them up but eventually puff up to 40.5mm at 35psi! The groupset is Shimano Ultegra R8000 mechanical and has the RX805 rear clutch mech. I wanted proper off-road 2x sub-compact gearing, and a power meter. So my choice was the PraxisWorks Zayante Direct Mount crankset with 4iiii Power Meter and 48-32 Levatime chainrings. As I live in the UK, and although we don't really have big mountains, very little of the UK is flat, especially where I live near the Peak District, and so I need all the help I can get. I have taken advantage of the fact that the latest generation Shimano rear mechs will work with a lot bigger cassettes than they officially recommend and without mech extenders. I fitted an XT M8000 11-40 mtb cassette for excellent climbing capability when I have the bike fully loaded with bikepacking luggage. The chain is a KMC X11 SL Gold chain. For the cockpit I have a Salsa flared carbon Cowbell bar fitted to the brilliant Redshiftsports Shockstem. It gives an extra bit cushion from 20mm of vertical movement! I forgot to mention the Hope RX4 Brake Calipers and Hope rotors which are unbelievable with their wet conditions stopping power! Get these setup correctly and they are awesome and give me more modulation and power from than my Shimano mtb brakes. As I have some extra cushion up front I wanted the same at the rear so another awesome product from Ergon with their CF3 seatpost is fitted which gives up to 30mm fore-aft movement and helps reduce fatigue from vibration. My current saddle is the carbon railed Fabric Scoop shallow pro. I'm still looking for a saddle that is "comfortable" all day after 10hrs! My bottle cages are KingCage/Woolftooth Morsecage Titanium. The headset is a Cane Creek carbon. Peadals are Look S-track with custon titanium spindles with ceramic bearings. All bolts used titianium where possible. Well I think that's most of it so I hope that everyone likes it as much as I do and appreciate me posting the build spec. If you have any questions then fire away. Thanks.

James : Just wanted to let you know that my wheels arrived on time and everything was in good order. I fitted them immediately and have now ridden 250km or so, over 5 rides, with no problems whatsoever. In fact I’m really DELIGHTED with them, as I’m enjoying a very noticeable speed advantage (also helped by new Conti 5000 tyres) and I’ve had no issues with handling or braking, albeit riding only in good weather so far. They also look fabulous, top quality wheels both on and off the bike.

James : Thank you. It's a village called Hoveringham on the outskirts of Nottingham. I'm always in a good mood when riding my bike, its freedom. Of course, you are more than welcome to share on your website. Wheels are amazing and I will definitely be buying from you again in the future.

Edd : High performance geared unicycle built for sportives and racing, rim feels excellent!

Peter : 45mm U-shape rims built up for my track bike. The front has a brake track which is great for getting to the velodrome. They look great and the build quality looks and feels fantastic.

Cameron : First ride on my new carbon rims. Look the dogs and ride like the dogs!

Rob : It took a little while, but have finally built the rims up. They look amazing and the builder was super impressed with the stiffness! Bring on the racing...