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That was my initial guess as well. What are they made of exactly? Isn't it some kind of composite/plastic? I had one in 650c which came with a lo pro but the bonding between the hub and the main body was loosening so I sold it as damaged to someone who said he would repair it. Given that the first one I had was fucked, are they generally problematic? What would be a fair price for the one above? thanks in advance!
p.s. if you compare the last picture I posted with yours, it seems that the spokes in my picture have more of a teardrop shape whereas the one you posted looks more symmetrical.
Sig_Arlecchino-
Its a tri-spoke alright of the plastic variety, they have strange characteristics on the bike. Slow to get going, can creak a little at low speed if you are heavy like me. Apparently inside of the spokes theres a round alloy rod although ive never seen the inside of a broken wheel to confirm this. They do make a nice noise as they pass through the forks and the bearings on mine seemed to be very good. Mines a tub and seems best matched to a 19-20mm wide profile. Convinced it outperforms my mavic 3g - less affected by wind.
neil-bah
Looks like a Trispoke from the profile valve placement and hub.
