Despite weighing only 1095 grams, the 202 is a versatile racing wheelset that just happens to climb like a mountain goat. Frank and Andy Schleck rode 202s to a 1-3 stage finish at Le Grand Bornand in the 2009 Tour de France. Carlos Sastre rode them to two stage wins at the 2009 Giro and when he took control of the 2008 Tour with a victory at l’Alpe d’Huez.
Away from the high mountains, Zipp triathlete Jan Frodeno won an Olympic gold medal on the 202. Proving its durability, the 202 became the first carbon wheel to finish Paris-Roubaix when Garmin-Slipstream’s Martin Maaskant even rode it to a 4th place finish in 2008.
To get to the base of the climb, the 202’s 32mm toroidal profile was developed in the wind tunnel to roll on the flats as efficiently as many 45-50mm rims. After the summit, the 202’s high lateral stiffness delivers precise handling on tricky descents and crisp accelerations to finish off the competition.
We've spec'd the 202 with our 88/188 hubset and external spoke nipples for easier service with no aero penalty. Zipp's VCLC and Carbon Bridge technologies ensure that the 202's ride is comfortable, smooth, and rock-solid.

• Total Weight 1095g
• with Powertap 1309g
• Front Wheel Weight484g
• Front Wheel Spoke Count 18
• Front Wheel Spoke Pattern Radial
• Front Wheel Dimpled Surface
• Front Wheel Rim Used 255
• Front Wheel Spoke Length 270mm
• Front Wheel External Nipples Yes
• Front Wheel Hub Used 88
• Rear Wheel Rim Used255
• Rear Wheel Hub Used 188
• Rear Wheel Weight 611g
• Rear Wheel Spoke Count 24
• Rear Wheel Spoke Pattern Non-Drive Cross
• Rear Wheel Spoke Length Non-Drive 272mm
• Rear Wheel Spoke Pattern Drive Radial
• Rear Wheel Spoke Length Drive260mm
• Rear Wheel Dimpled Surface
• Rear Wheel External Nipples Yes