"box focus front rim 28 hole 451mm x 12mm wide black"

"Industry Nine hubs are handmade in Asheville, NC"

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It's true. Our goal has never been to be the lightest. If it was, we would be. Plain and simple. We've been making wheels for the bicycle industry longer than most and we've seen technologies come and go.

However, there are a few timeless qualities that we have stuck to: 1. Durability is king. Regardless of crazy material cocktails or ingenious construction methods--if it leaves you walking off the trail, all the so-called technology is pointless. 2. Make it easy. Our tubeless set-ups are a breeze and considered industry best. 3. Make it perform. Whether it's race day or an afternoon shred, we want riders to be confident that their hoops are capable. 4. Go back to number one. Durable, lightweight, easy to set up with performance that rivals everything out there.

Sun Ringle. More reliable than you.

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"We move forward with a desire to deliver the best possible components to our customers and a determined spirit of competition."

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Driven by the vision of becoming a worldwide known manufacturer of bicycle components, DT Swiss expanded its product range over the years. Today DT Swiss has established itself as a leading manufacturer of spokes, nipples, hubs, rims, complete wheels as well as suspension systems.

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"Campagnolo puts all of its professionalism and expertise into the manufacture of its components in Via della Chimica plant in Vicenza. All production takes place exclusively within Campagnolo's own plants, so that product development can be a fully integrated part of the process. Every step in the process, from design and engineering to testing and industrialisation, takes place within Campagnolo facilities. Campagnolo even develops its own tools, machinery and technology so that it can produce only the very best components and wheels for racing bicycles."

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"Ritchey bicycle components have been raced to victory in some of the biggest cycling competitions in the world including the UCI World Championships, the Tour de France and the Olympics and it all began in a simple garage in Menlo Park, California with Tom Ritchey.'

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Fulcrum Wheels was established in July 2004, based on the idea of three aerospace engineers who are passionate about bicycles. The strong points of this young company include the use of unique patents, ongoing technological research, and the attractive and young-spirited design.

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"At Topeak, exciting new ideas for accessories are spinning at full speed and driving us ahead in a never ending cycle of innovation."

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Surly is a leading manufacturer of bicycle frames, and was one of the first Fat Bike manufacturers.

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"WTB was founded in Marin County, California in 1982, fueled by the need to create durable and reliable mountain bike-specific equipment. Back then mountain biking was a new and burgeoning sport, and mountain bikes weren't much more than cobbled-together oddities. The original WTB crew was captivated by the experience of riding bikes on dirt trails, and they started creating more durable and functional components for their own bikes. Soon, local frame builders sought to outfit their bikes with WTB's high-end components. WTB was able to turn our passion for bikes into a successful business."

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"Upgrading your hubs, bottom brackets and pulleywheels will give you exactly what you need. CeramicSpeed bearings reduce friction, improve power transfer and have greater longevity."

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"The perfect light whatever your pursuit"

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"We didn't invent the wheel, we simply made it better."

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Center-Lock Disc Compatible

This is the internal rim width.

For Clincher Tires

For Tubeless Ready Tires

We define color as the main color of the item. It may have accents or highlights in other colors.

In Store products are available to view in our showroom. In Store orders usually ship the same or next business day.

The hub drilling is the number of spoke holes. It must match your rim spoke count.

This should correspond to the type of brakes you have on the bike.

12mm Thru x 148 thru axles are often called "Boost"

12 x 157 axles are often called "Super Boost"

Rear Wheel Rim Width (Internal)

Rear Wheel ISO Diameter

The drillings is the number of holes drilled in the rim for spokes. This will match your spoke count and must match with the hub.

6-Bolt Disc Compatible

Coaster Brake Compatible

10x1 Threaded x 120mm

10x1 Threaded x 130mm

10x1 Threaded x 132mm

10x1 Threaded x 135mm

12mm Thru x 135mm

12mm Thru x 142mm

3/8" Threaded x 124mm

3/8" Threaded x 135mm

QR x 120mm

QR x 126mm

QR x 130mm, often called QR or Quick-Release road standard.

QR x 135mm, often called QR or Quick-Release mountain / hybrid standard.

QR x 145mm

For Tubular Tires

Designed for ebike

Compatible with Rim Brakes

Weight

The ISO diameter is the true diameter of the rim and determines which tires are compatible.

Rims are drilled for specific tube valves. Schrader and Presta are the two common choices. Presta valves are the skinny, often threaded type.

Tire type is the type of tire the rim can accept. Some rims can only accept clincher tires. Others are tubeless only. Some are tubeless compatible

Brake Track

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