frequently asked questions
FAQ

General

Welcome to the General Questions section of the Scope Cycling FAQ. Here you will find clear and simple answers to the most common general questions. If you need more information, our team is always happy to help.

Are Scope wheels tubeless ready?

Yes. All Scope wheels (Sport, Race, and Artech Series) are fully tubeless ready and come supplied with tubeless rim tape and valves. If you prefer to ride with inner tubes, that’s perfectly fine as well.

Are Scope wheels compatible with Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo?

Yes. Scope offers freehub bodies for Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo. You can easily order (link) or swap the correct body whenever needed.

I’m experiencing an issue with my wheels, what should I do?

You can submit a service request directly through our website. Once received, we’ll get in touch to determine the best solution. Please provide as much detail as possible so we can help you quickly.

Is there a rider weight limit for Scope wheels?

Scope wheels undergo extensive testing across all road-cycling conditions. With both real-world testing and lab-based brake performance testing, the maximum rider weight for all Scope rim-brake wheels is set at 95 kg. Our disc-brake wheels have no weight limit.

Does Scope ship worldwide?

Yes. Scope Cycling ships globally through our official dealers and our online store. Delivery times and shipping rates vary by country.

Where can I find the serial number?

You’ll find it on the hub and inside the rim. To access the one in the rim, you’ll need to remove the rim tape.

How often should I service my Scope wheels?

We recommend yearly maintenance or every 10,000 km. Regularly check spoke tension, bearings, and freehub play.

Where can I have my Scope wheels serviced?

Your wheels can be serviced by any of our certified dealers. You can also send them to us directly by submitting a service request on our website.

How do I clean my Scope wheels?

Use a soft sponge, lukewarm water, and mild soap. Avoid pressure washers and aggressive cleaning agents that may damage bearings or carbon surfaces.

How do I prevent squeaking brakes on rim-brake wheels?

Always use original Scope carbon brake pads and make sure they’re aligned correctly with a slight toe-in. Keep the brake track clean and free of oil or residue.

What is the warranty period?

Our Artech Series comes with a lifetime warranty after registration. The Sport and Race Series are covered by a 3-year warranty.

Artech - Series

Welcome to the Artech Series section of the Scope Cycling FAQ. Here you will find clear and simple answers to the most common Artech series related questions. If you need more information, our team is always happy to help.

Is it possible to reduce the sound of the freehub?

Yes. You can reduce the sound by applying a layer of Silence Grease (link) to the Diamond Ratchet system.

What is the difference between the Road and All-Road Artech wheels?

Road versions feature a 23 mm internal width, while the All-Road versions offer a 25 mm internal width, providing more volume and stability for wider tires.

How does the Artech Series differ from the Race Series?

Artech wheels feature 3D-printed Scalmalloy hubs, Carbonlite Aerospokes, and Aeroscales technology, resulting in lower weight, higher stiffness, and improved aerodynamics.

Are the Artech wheels tubeless-ready?

Yes, all Artech wheels are fully tubeless-ready.

What is the Diamond Ratchet hub system?

It’s a lightweight titanium ratchet mechanism with instant engagement, high durability, and low maintenance.

Can I easily service the hubs?

Yes. The hub system can be opened and serviced without special tools, please refer to our instruction video (link) or manual (link).

Which spokes are used in the Artech Series?

Artech wheels use Carbonlite Aerospokes, Scope’s proprietary aerodynamic carbon spokes.

Race - Series

Welcome to the Race Series section of the Scope Cycling FAQ. Here you will find clear and simple answers to the most common Race series related questions. If you need more information, our team is always happy to help.

Is it possible to reduce the sound of the freehub?

Yes. You can reduce the sound by applying a layer of Silence Grease (link) to the Diamond Ratchet system.

Which rim heights are available in the Race Series?

The Race Series is available in two rim heights: the R4 with a 45 mm rim profile and the R6 with a 65 mm profile.

What is the difference between the Road and All-Road wheels?

The key difference lies in the internal and external rim width. The Road wheels feature an internal width of 23 mm and an external width of 31 mm, while the All-Road wheels have an internal width of 25 mm and an external width of 33.7 mm.

How does the Race Series differ from the Sport Series?

The Race Series provides improved aerodynamics, more advanced hubs, lighter materials, and increased stiffness compared to the Sport Series.

Are the Race Series wheels tubeless-ready?

Yes, all Race Series wheels are fully tubeless-ready.

What is the Diamond Ratchet hub system?

It’s an advanced ratchet mechanism offering instant engagement, greater durability, and reduced maintenance.

Can I easily service the hubs?

Yes. The hub system can be opened and serviced without special tools, please refer to our maintenance manual (link).

Which spokes are used in the Race Series?

The Race Series is equipped with Sapim CX-Ray spokes.

Sport - Series

Welcome to the Sport Series section of the Scope Cycling FAQ. Here you will find clear and simple answers to the most common Sport series related questions. If you need more information, our team is always happy to help.

Are the Sport Series wheels suitable for tubeless tires?

Yes, the wheels are fully tubeless-ready and can be used both tubeless and with inner tubes.

What is the main difference between the Sport Series and the Race Series?

The Sport Series delivers high performance at a more accessible price point, while the Race Series is lighter, features more advanced hubs, and offers further refined aerodynamic efficiency.

Which rim heights are available in the Sport Series?

The Sport Series is available in three rim heights: the S3 at 30 mm, the S4 at 45 mm, and the S5 at 55 mm.

Are the wheels compatible with disc brakes?

Yes. The latest generation of the Sport Series is available in a disc-brake version.

What is the maximum rider weight for these wheels?

For the disc-brake version, there is no rider-weight limit. Our extensive testing ensures the wheels can safely handle any rider weight. For the rim-brake version, the maximum rider weight is 95 kg.

Which hubs are used in the Sport Series wheels?

The Sport Series features durable, low-maintenance hubs equipped with high-quality industrial bearings. These hubs are specifically developed by Scope for the Sport Series and designed for long-lasting performance with minimal rolling resistance.

Are the wheels supplied with accessories?

All wheels come with pre-installed rim tape and tubeless rim tape. Rim-brake versions also include quick-release skewers and carbon brake pads.

How much maintenance do the Sport Series wheels require?

The wheels are nearly maintenance-free. We recommend periodic checks of spoke tension, bearings, and tubeless sealant to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Please refer to our maintenance manual for more details (Link).

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