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120,– to 990,–

Larger diameter provides a smoother ride over bumps and uneven surfaces.

Ideal for road cycling and commuting, offering increased speed and efficiency on paved roads.

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210,– to 520,–

Offers improved traction and stability, especially on off-road terrains.

Best suited for mountain biking, providing better control and a more stable ride.

Typical price i
140,– to 370,–

Balances agility and stability, making it versatile for different terrains.

Great for riders seeking a combination of speed and maneuverability, especially in technical trails.

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64,– to 100,–

Smaller wheel size allows for quick acceleration and nimble handling.

Perfect for riders who prioritize agility and prefer tight, technical trails.

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120,– to 370,–

Designed for off-road cycling, equipped with features to handle rough terrains.

Ideal for trails, rocky paths, and muddy conditions, offering enhanced grip and stability.

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290,– to 1400,–

Built for speed on paved surfaces, with lightweight and aerodynamic features.

Perfect for road racing and long-distance rides, providing efficiency and reduced drag.

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300,– to 840,–

Versatile wheels that can handle both paved and unpaved surfaces.

Suitable for mixed terrain adventures, offering a balance of speed and durability.

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68,– to 130,–

Designed for urban environments, focusing on comfort and ease of use.

Great for daily commuting and city rides, providing a smooth and stable experience on flat surfaces.

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170,– to 640,–

Suitable for older or custom bikes with narrower rear frames.

Ensures a snug fit, enhancing ride stability and preventing wheel wobble.

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110,– to 370,–

Common in vintage and road bikes, providing moderate width for stability.

Ideal for riders seeking a balance between performance and handling.

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300,– to 1100,–

Standard for modern mountain and some road bikes, accommodating wider hubs.

Offers enhanced stability and strength, especially on rough terrains.

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300,– to 1200,–

Standard rear axle size offering a balance of strength and weight.

Ideal for road and mountain bikes, providing reliable performance for versatile cycling needs.

Typical price i
290,– to 490,–

Boost rear axle size enhances wheel stiffness and frame clearance.

Recommended for mountain bikes, improving handling and stability on rough trails.

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230,– to 840,–

Common front axle size ensuring consistent and secure wheel attachment.

Suitable for a wide range of bikes, delivering dependable performance for everyday cycling.

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190,– to 890,–

Features a spline mount system for easy and secure disc rotor attachment.

Ideal for riders seeking quick installation and reliable performance, enhancing convenience and safety.

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140,– to 370,–

Utilizes a six-bolt mount system for attaching the disc rotor to the hub.

Preferred by those who value traditional design and compatibility with a wide range of disc rotors.

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80,– to 320,–

Works by applying friction directly to the wheel rim, requiring specific wheel design.

Best suited for riders who prioritize lightweight setups and simpler maintenance, often found in road biking.