The pride of China's cycling industry
Official NZ distributor of Winspace Products & Lun Performance (HYPER) Wheels from the renowned Xiamen based manufacturer Winspace CC specialising in high end carbon bike frames and wheelsets at competitive prices.
40mm rise does make a huge difference!
Just as stiff but surprisingly good for climbing and acceleration. Get that progressive geo!
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27/08/2026
Seems like there’s a lot of buzz in the interwebs about fitting the new HYPER 2 riser into various other brands of frames. We’re gonna do a bit of inhouse upgrade to the OG T1600 to bring that stack up a bit to cater to the growing middle aged body!
38x125 HYPER 2 with custom 3D printed aero Wahoo mount for the demo T1600!
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21/08/2026
Fresh off the plane back from work and immediately new bike in hand! Gabby takes delivery of his new upgraded Agile with Ultegra Di2 as an upgrade from his previous SLC2.0.
Looks like 40mm HYPER 5 are the wheel of choice for the ladies at
Team presentation at the
Weapon of choice for is the do it in total flagship race bike!
31/07/2026
Local rider Fei with his new SLC 5 in raw carbon black running the super wide spec Lun Routte 3 having its first ride out in Kawakawa Bay! Great route to shakedown a new bike!
24/07/2026
Attn: Tarmac owners, you asked, we deliver!
We now have a comprehensive range of 3D printed adapters to allow you to run our ZERO SL, HYPER Fighter Jet and HYPER 2 riser bar for your SL7, 8 and 9.
You can finally use the best cockpits on the market!
Jump on the parts and accessories section of Winspace.co.nz to find the corresponding adapter and say goodbye to fugly external hoses in 2026!
How much does your aero race bike weigh in full fat spec with 60ml sealant per tyre and all pedals, accessories, mounts and power meter on board in Size Large with a beefy cockpit and long stem?
The surge is mid but at least the fighter jet cockpit is sexy beyond all else!
08/07/2026
Another lucky lad, Shaun takes delivery of his G3 in GRX825 Di2 spec and the Cafe Macchiato colourway.
Is there a correlation between every customer we’ve had in the medical profession picking a gravel rig over a road option?