• 5-Year Warranty • Free Ground Shipping • Handmade in Minnesota Since 1984
  • 5-Year Warranty • Free Ground Shipping • Handmade in Minnesota Since 1984
  • 5-Year Warranty • Free Ground Shipping • Handmade in Minnesota Since 1984
  • 5-Year Warranty • Free Ground Shipping • Handmade in Minnesota Since 1984
  • 5-Year Warranty • Free Ground Shipping • Handmade in Minnesota Since 1984

Why Riders Choose HED Bicycle Wheels

  • Handmade in Minnesota


    HED bicycle wheels are hand-built in Minnesota with decades of wheel-building experience and attention to detail.

  • Engineered for Real-World Speed

    From aero road wheels to carbon gravel wheelsets, HED wheels are designed for speed, stability, and confident handling.

  • Built for Your Bike


    Shop bicycle wheels for road, gravel, triathlon, track, fat bikes, disc brake setups, rim brake bikes, and tubeless-ready systems.

Performance Bicycle Wheels

Find the Right HED Wheelset

Built for Your Ride: Bicycle wheels for road, gravel, triathlon, track, and fat bikes.

Engineered for Speed: Aero profiles, stable handling, and proven real-world performance.

Hand-Built in Minnesota: Precision-built by HED wheel experts since 1984.

Handmade in the USA

Each HED wheel is created & examined by our team of experts here in Minnesota. We take pride in the fact that every one of our carbon wheels is made by hand by us. Do you know who made your wheels? We do.

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Peace of Mind Included.

More Than Just Fast.