Roval Traverse SL

Components · Roval

Roval Traverse SL

£1,718

Lightweight carbon wheelset. Best for trail riding.

Roval Wheelset Specs, Weight & Compatibility

Roval Traverse SL specifications
BrandRoval
Component typeWheelset
CompatibilityBoost, 30mm internal
Weight1.50 kg

Where to buy

No current retailer offers for the Roval Traverse SL. Retailer prices and stock are added as they are verified.

Our Verdict: Rated 4.8/5

Roval Traverse SL is a wheelset from Roval. Lightweight carbon wheelset. Key strengths are carbon, fast and lightweight.

Specification summary: weight 1.50 kg, price £1,718, compatibility Boost, 30mm internal. At £1,718 it is about 21 percent above the typical wheelset price in the database, and at 1.50 kg it is about 19 percent below the typical wheelset weight. Rim width, spoke count, hub engagement and rim layup together decide how a wheelset tracks, how quickly it accelerates and how it copes with repeated rock strikes.

Fitment and setup: Confirm the axle standard (Boost 148/110), driver body, brake-rotor interface and internal rim width against your tyres, and check spoke tension after the first few rides.

Verdict: Roval Traverse SL sits at the top of the rating range in this database with a 4.8 rating. It suits trail riding. Main caveat: pricey.

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