ENVE SES SES 4.5 (first generation, rim brake)
Lists today at $2,550 per pair
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What a used one is worth
New
$2,550
$2,168 to $2,550
Like new
$2,423
$2,059 to $2,550
Excellent
$2,295
$1,951 to $2,525
Good
$1,913
$1,626 to $2,104
Fair
$1,403
$1,192 to $1,543
For parts
$765
$650 to $842
From the current list price, adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- ENVE
- Series
- SES
- Model
- SES 4.5 (first generation, rim brake)
- Type
- Wheelset
- Years
- 2015 to 2023
- Current list price
- $2,550 per pair (as of 2023-03)
Compatibility
- Axle
- qr_100, qr_130
- Freehub
- hg_road_11, xdr, campagnolo
- Rotor mount
- rim_brake
Specifications
- Hub
- DT Swiss 180 or 240 (2015); ENVE Carbon, ENVE Alloy, Chris King R45 or R45 Ceramic (2020)
- Brake
- rim
- Etrto
- 622
- Erd mm
- Rear: 545; Front: 563
- Sold as
- wheelset (hub choice set the price)
- Material
- carbon
- Spoke count
- Rear: 24; Front: 20
- Tire system
- clincher
- Wheel sizes
- 700c
- Rim depth mm
- 48
- Rim weight g
- Rear: 489; Front: 477
- Tubeless ready
- false
- Tire size range
- 25c aero optimized
- Tubular version
- true
- List price basis
- wheelset
- External width mm
- 27
- Internal width mm
- 18.5
- Rim depth rear mm
- 56
- External width rear mm
- 25.5
- Internal width rear mm
- 17
Original SES 4.5, announced May 2015 (ENVE journal), sold as clincher or tubular, later listed as "SES 4.5 (Legacy)". Not tubeless: ENVE said in June 2020 that the SES 4.5 was its only road wheel without tubeless compatibility. Wheelset prices August 2020: $2,550 (ENVE Alloy), $3,000 (ENVE Carbon or Chris King R45), $3,200 (R45 Ceramic); legacy page $2,550 (ENVE Alloy) in March 2023. Launch price not captured.