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72,– to 110,–

Mountain bike rims are typically wider and more robust, designed to withstand rough terrain and impact.

They provide enhanced stability and traction on trails, making them ideal for off-road adventures.

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45,– to 89,–

Racing bike rims are lightweight and aerodynamic, optimized for speed and efficiency on paved surfaces.

They facilitate quicker acceleration and greater speed, perfect for competitive cycling.

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54,– to 100,–

Electric bike rims are designed to handle additional weight and power from the motor, often featuring reinforced structures.

They ensure a smooth ride and improved handling, accommodating the unique demands of electric cycling.

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72,– to 100,–

Gravel bike rims are versatile, offering a balance of width and weight for mixed terrain, including unpaved roads.

They provide stability and comfort, making them suitable for long-distance rides on diverse surfaces.

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94,– to 180,–

Downhill bike rims are heavily built to endure extreme impacts and rough descents, maximizing durability.

They offer confidence and control on steep, technical trails, essential for downhill racing and challenging terrains.

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45,– to 160,–

This option includes smaller rim sizes suitable for kids' bikes, road bikes, and some mountain bikes.

These smaller rims provide better maneuverability and are ideal for quick turns and urban cycling.

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48,– to 100,–

Medium rim sizes commonly found on many mountain bikes and hybrid bikes, offering a balance between speed and stability.

These rims are versatile, making them suitable for a variety of riding conditions, from trails to city roads.

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72,– to 160,–

Larger rim sizes designed for mountain and gravel bikes, providing enhanced rolling efficiency over obstacles.

These rims improve traction and stability on rough terrain, making them ideal for off-road enthusiasts.

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43,– to 94,–

This width range is typically suitable for road bikes and lighter setups, providing a balance of aerodynamics and weight savings.

Ideal for competitive cyclists or those riding primarily on paved surfaces, offering improved speed and efficiency.

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54,– to 110,–

This width range is versatile, accommodating a variety of tire sizes and suitable for both road and light gravel biking.

Recommended for riders seeking a mix of performance and comfort, enhancing stability on uneven surfaces without sacrificing speed.

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72,– to 130,–

This width range is designed for mountain biking and heavy-duty applications, providing increased strength and durability.

Perfect for off-road enthusiasts or riders tackling rough terrain, delivering superior traction and control in challenging conditions.

Features a rotor mounted in the center, providing superior stopping power and heat dissipation.

Ideal for wet and muddy conditions, offering consistent performance and reduced wear on the rims.

Utilizes brake pads that press against the rim surface to stop the bike, generally lighter and easier to maintain.

Best suited for dry conditions and road biking, providing a more traditional braking feel and simplicity.

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68,– to 110,–

28-hole rims are generally lighter and offer a good balance of strength and weight.

Ideal for road cycling and lighter riders, providing adequate support without unnecessary bulk.

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68,– to 110,–

32-hole rims provide a compromise between weight and durability, suitable for various cycling disciplines.

Recommended for recreational cyclists and mountain biking, ensuring reliability on mixed terrain.

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33,– to 72,–

36-hole rims are heavier, offering enhanced strength and durability, especially for demanding rides.

Best for heavy-duty applications, such as touring or mountain biking, where robustness is a priority.