Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 Evolution II Carbon Wheelset

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£4,016.00 GBP

Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 Evolution II Carbon Wheelset

£4,016.00 GBP
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The Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 Evolution II is a premium aerodynamic carbon road wheelset engineered to deliver elite-level speed, low weight, impressive crosswind stability and race-day responsiveness, making it one of the most sought-after upgrades for performance-focused road cyclists.

Key Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 Evolution II Features

  • Sixth-generation Wake platform with refined aerodynamic efficiency and reduced weight
  • Unique variable-depth wave rim profile designed to improve speed and crosswind stability
  • Lightweight carbon construction with wheelset weights from approximately 1250g
  • Hooked tubeless-ready rim design optimised around modern 28mm road tyres
  • Pre-balanced rim construction and advanced carbon layup for smooth, efficient riding
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Key Features & Technical Specifications

Specifications

  • Wheel Size: 700C
  • Rim Material: Carbon Fibre Composite
  • Intended Use: Road Racing, Performance Road Riding, Fast Gran Fondos, Triathlon
  • Rim Profile: Variable-depth wave profile
  • Approximate Rim Depth: 60mm to 65mm
  • Internal Rim Width: 22mm
  • Maximum External Width: 33mm
  • Tyre Compatibility: Tubeless Ready, Clincher Compatible
  • Rim Construction: Hooked bead design
  • Tubeless Tape Required: No
  • Spoke Type: Steel spokes
  • Disc Brake Compatible
  • Multiple hub options available including Tactic Racing, DT Swiss, Chris King and White Industries
  • Weight Range: Approximately 1250g to 1455g depending on hub selection
  • Supplied with tubeless valves and padded wheel bags
Notable Tech, Materials & Construction

The Wake 6560 Evolution II utilises Princeton CarbonWorks' highly distinctive sinusoidal rim profile, developed through years of aerodynamic testing and real-world racing. Unlike conventional deep-section wheels, the alternating rim depth is designed to manage airflow more effectively across varying yaw angles, helping riders maintain speed while improving handling in gusty conditions.

A completely revised carbon laminate schedule has reduced overall rim weight while simultaneously increasing impact resistance. The rims exceed demanding impact testing standards while maintaining the stiffness required for sprinting, climbing and high-speed descending.

The wheelset features:

  • Advanced high-modulus carbon fibre construction
  • Fully hooked tubeless-compatible rim profile
  • Non-drilled rim bed eliminating the need for tubeless tape
  • Pre-balanced rims to minimise vibration at speed
  • Optimised aerodynamics around modern 28mm tyres
  • High spoke tension architecture for enhanced power transfer
  • Easy-to-service steel spoke configuration

The result is a wheelset that combines lightweight climbing characteristics with the aerodynamic efficiency normally associated with significantly deeper wheels.

Size, Fit, Geometry & Measurements
  • Wheel Size: 700C
  • Profile Depth: Variable 60mm-65mm
  • Internal Width: 22mm
  • Maximum External Width: 33mm
  • Recommended Tyre Size: 28mm optimised, compatible with a range of modern road tyre sizes
  • Brake Type: Disc Brake

The wide internal profile supports modern performance road tyres at lower pressures, improving ride quality, rolling efficiency and grip

Who it is best suited for and where it is best suited

The Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 Evolution II is ideally suited to competitive road cyclists, serious enthusiasts and riders building a dream bike for racing, fast bunch rides, endurance events or specialist climbing and aero applications.

Product Care & Warranty Info
Industry & Rider Feedback. A few Comparison Options

Cycling industry reviewers and independent media covering Princeton CarbonWorks wheel development have consistently highlighted the Wake platform's ability to combine deep-wheel aerodynamic performance with the ride characteristics of significantly shallower wheels. Reviews published by cycling media including Escape Collective and CyclingTips between 2022 and 2025 frequently praised the wheelset's efficiency across varied wind conditions, responsive acceleration and distinctive ride feel.

ENVE SES 6.7

Pros

  • Excellent aerodynamics
  • Proven race pedigree
  • Wide tyre compatibility

Cons

  • Typically heavier than a comparable Wake 6560 build
  • Less distinctive rim design

Zipp 454 NSW

Pros

  • Similar variable-depth aerodynamic philosophy
  • Outstanding crosswind stability
  • Premium hub technology

Cons

  • Generally heavier
  • Usually higher pricing in Australia

Reserve 52|63 Turbulent Aero

Pros

  • Strong all-round performance
  • Excellent warranty support
  • Stable handling characteristics

Cons

  • Slightly less exotic construction
  • Not as light in comparable configurations

Lightweight Meilenstein EVO

Pros

  • Extremely light
  • Exceptional climbing efficiency

Cons

  • Different ride focus
  • Less aerodynamic emphasis for flat terrain speed

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