New Metron 45 SL Disc and Metron 60 SL Disc Wheels

FSA Metron 45 SL Disc and Metron 60 SL Disc Wheels
(Image credit: Bettini Photo)

Engineered by Vision to be both lightweight and aerodynamic, the Metron 45 SL Disc and Metron 60 SL Disc Wheels are built for all kinds of terrain, from the hilly Classics stages to Mont Ventoux and the Champs- Élysées. The ultimate aerodynamic wheels are available in two different rim depths - 45mm and 60mm - and are available in both clincher/tubeless ready and tubular versions. The 45mm wheels are built for the mountains and used by Rigoberto Uran who finished the Top 10 in GC, while the 60mm wheels are built for flat sprint stages, and can be seen on the bike of Italian Champion Sonny Colbrelli.

Last week, Cyclingnews spotted unbranded wheels on Jumbo-Visma riders, including Wout Van Aert as he soloed up and over Mont Ventoux on his way to winning Stage 11.  

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ModelTubularClincher/TL
Metron 451299g1373g
Metron 601450g1570g

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Zach is a freelance writer, the head of ZNehr Coaching, and an elite-level rider in road, track, and e-racing. He writes about everything cycling-related, from buyer's guides to product reviews and feature articles to power analyses. After earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science at Marian University-Indianapolis, Zach discovered a passion for writing that soon turned into a full-fledged career. In between articles, Zach spends his time working with endurance athletes of all abilities and ages at ZNehr Coaching. After entering the sport at age 17, Zach went on to have a wonderful road racing career that included winning the 2017 Collegiate National Time Trial Championships and a 9th place finish at the 2019 US Pro National Time Trial Championships. Nowadays, Zach spends most of his ride time indoors with NeXT eSport.