It’s a familiar story: a brand unveils a new sim racing line with the promise of it expanding as an ecosystem. Nacon followed the script to a T with the release of its Revosim line last year. The RS Pure wheelbase, while an impressive debut on its own, was clear in its intentions to grow and had connections labelled shifter and handbrake sitting on its rear from day one. But that racing wheel launch came and went, and then, well, nothing followed.
The original Revosim RS Pure bundle: a 9Nm direct drive wheelbase, round wheel, and load cell pedals for £699.90, caught my eye by undercutting plenty of the established names in the space while largely matching them on build quality. It was a mighty fine debut, but a wheelbase and two pedals do not an ecosystem make, and now, almost a year on, that gap finally closes with the RS Pure Hybrid Shifter and Load Cell Handbrake.
