A remote MCP server for an open bicycle wheelset database, letting an assistant search wheels, check prices and specs, compare models, and verify UCI approval.
What you can do
Search wheels by filters, with optional inclusion of discontinued models and an availability flag on each result (up to 20 per call). Retrieve current pricing and specs for a single wheel by company and model, falling back to a flagged discontinued match with last-known prices. Compare two or three wheels side by side with full specs and prices in every currency each is sold in, listing unmatched entries separately. Check stored UCI approval status (Yes or No) for wheels matching a company and/or model.
When to use it
Useful when choosing or researching bicycle wheels: narrowing candidates by specs, checking what a model costs in different currencies, putting two or three wheels head to head, or confirming UCI approval before a race.
Requirements
A remote endpoint; no local install, account, API key or environment variable is declared. Network access to the provider's service is needed.
Before you install
Read-only lookups, but results are limited: searches return at most 20 wheels, comparisons need at least two matches, and a blank UCI value means not yet checked rather than not approved. Prices are the provider's stored data and may be out of date; confirm with a retailer before buying.
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Use with an agent
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Search wheels with filters. At least one filter is required. Covers currently-available wheels unless include_discontinued is set; every result carries "Available". Returns up to 20 results per call.
Get current pricing and specs for one wheel by company and model. Prefers an available match; a discontinued wheel is returned (flagged, with last-known prices) when it is the only match.
Parametersmodelrequiredcompanyrequired
compare_wheels
Compare wheels
Compare 2-3 wheels side by side: full specs and prices in every currency each is sold in. Each entry is matched by partial company and model, preferring an available wheel. Entries that match nothing are listed in not_found; the call fails if fewer than 2 wheels are found.
Parameterswheelsrequired
check_uci_approval
Check UCI approval
Check UCI approval status for wheels matching a company and/or model (partial matches). At least one of company or model is required. Returns up to 20 matching wheels, each with its stored UCI Approved value (Yes / No); a blank value means not yet checked, not "not approved".
Parametersmodelcompany
Version history
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v1.0.0LatestSep 16, 2026
Score
72%
72% of the applicable checks met
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Auth declaredRequired10 pts
Tools listedRequired15 pts
DescriptionRequired15 pts
Logo10 pts
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Documentation15 pts
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LicenseNot applicable
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