NOBL Launches AR Series All-Road Wheels
NOBL Wheels introduces its AR40 and AR50 wheelsets, built with the brand's lightest road rims to date.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Cycling
NOBL Wheels has launched the AR Series of all-road wheels, including the AR40 and AR50 wheelsets. The rims use T1000 carbon and an aerodynamic teardrop profile, with a 25mm internal width and fully hooked beads.
Why it matters
The AR Series targets riders who want a lighter, aerodynamic wheel that can handle wider tires for mixed-surface riding. Its launch adds a new option to the all-road category in the United States.
The AR40 rim starts at 350 grams and the AR50 at 380 grams, with a 25mm internal width supporting tires from 28-45c up to 80 psi. The AR40 and AR50 have passed impact testing at 110J and 115J respectively.
The players
NOBL Wheels
NOBL Wheels is a manufacturer of carbon road and all-road bicycle wheels known for its aerodynamic rim designs.
The details
The AR Series uses T1000 carbon and NOBL's most advanced layup process, with the widest point of the rim sitting slightly below the bead wall. Core wheelsets start at $1,599.00 USD and Custom wheelsets at $1,699.00 USD, and NOBL offers a lifetime warranty on its carbon rims and lifetime service including truing, tensioning, and cleaning.
Timeline
NOBL launched the AR Series on November 5, 2026.
Roadmap
The AR Series extends NOBL's teardrop rim profile, which is designed to smooth airflow around the rim's leading and trailing edges, into the all-road category. The launch positions the brand's aerodynamic design for riders using wider tires on mixed surfaces.
Riders considering an all-road upgrade can compare the Core wheelsets at $1,599.00 USD against the Custom option at $1,699.00 USD. The lifetime warranty on the carbon rims and lifetime service coverage apply to buyers of either option.
The takeaway
Lighter all-road wheels with wider tire support give riders more options for mixed terrain without sacrificing aerodynamics. Comparing weight, impact ratings, and warranty terms can help buyers choose between the AR40 and AR50.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Bikerumor.
