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Hub/ratchet detail footage.
The budget gravel entry point.
The gravel counterpart to the road T Series: same hub and spoke package, wrapped in a rim built for wider tyres and rougher surfaces. 10PLUS's own marketing positions 38mm for mixed/variable terrain and 45mm for high-speed paved-adjacent riding. Rim width tapers slightly with depth: 25mm internal / 32mm external at 38mm, 24mm internal / 31mm external at 45mm — both wider than the road T Series' 21/28mm.
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Match it to your cassette, not your bike brand or groupset name.
The 10-second test
Look at the smallest cog on your current cassette.
11 teeth, Shimano cassette → Shimano HG (Hyperglide)
10 teeth, Shimano cassette → Shimano MS (Micro Spline)
10 teeth, SRAM cassette → SRAM XDR
Or check your spec details. For example, a Shimano Deore CS-M6200, 10-51T cassette has a 10-tooth smallest cog, so it needs Shimano MS (Micro Spline). A Shimano CS-R7100 / CS-R8100, 11-30T or 11-34T cassette has an 11-tooth smallest cog, so it needs Shimano HG (Hyperglide).
| Your drivetrain | Typical cassette | Freehub needed |
|---|---|---|
| Shimano road 11-speed | 11-28 / 11-30 / 11-34 | Shimano HG (Hyperglide) |
| Shimano road 12-speed | 11-30 / 11-34 / 11-36 | Shimano HG (Hyperglide) |
| Shimano GRX 2x12 | 11-34 / 11-36 | Shimano HG (Hyperglide) |
| Shimano GRX 1x12 | 10-45 | Shimano MS (Micro Spline) |
| Shimano GRX 1x12 | 10-51 | Shimano MS (Micro Spline) |
| Shimano MTB 12-speed | 10-45 / 10-51 | Shimano MS (Micro Spline) |
This is a starting reference, not exhaustive — always check your exact cassette model if you're unsure, since spec changes between model years. See also: the full bike-fit checklist · Shimano HG or Shimano MS?
Key features straight from 10PLUS’s own product listing.
The complete set of images from the AliExpress listing, in order — the same detail you'd scroll through there, without the giant single screenshot.
Arrives with rim tape and valves fitted on the units independent reviewers have torn down. Still worth checking tape seal before mounting tyres.
Rim tape and valve installation.
10PLUS says every wheel goes through the same QC process — impact testing, stress relief treatment, and a per-wheel inspection card with printed tolerances. See the QC videos and certificates →
Listen to the acoustic difference: the video starts with the standard T Series (36T) sound and switches over to the E Series (45T) engagement profile.
Star ratchet freehub acoustic comparison (36T standard vs 45T premium).
The hub, Pillar spokes and general build are shared with the road T Series — the configuration with a 2,000km independent test behind it and no structural issues — here wrapped in a wider rim made for gravel tyres.
Every claim on this page is traceable. Here are the specific sources behind this model's specifications, reviews, and data points:
Both are just road or gravel, then 36T steel or 45T ceramic — the whole range comes down to that one choice.
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Read the guide →Photos from AliExpress's own "buyer photos" review section for gravel wheels — anonymous by default, so they're shown as a set rather than with an invented name or bike model for each one.