
Alexrims ALX-DM1832 bicycle parts rim wheel rim MTB V-Brake DM18 26" x32/36 black (26"x32)
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Rim diameter determines the size of the bike wheel, affecting the bike's speed, stability, and handling. Choosing the right diameter is crucial for optimizing performance based on your riding style and terrain preferences.
23 - 27"
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35.– to 80.–
Designed for smaller bikes and provides nimble handling and quick acceleration.
Ideal for urban environments and short-distance commuting, offering better maneuverability in traffic.
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27 - 28"
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54.– to 120.–
Commonly found in road bikes, offering a balance between speed and stability.
Suitable for long-distance rides, providing efficient performance on paved surfaces.
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28 - 30"
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48.– to 120.–
Used in larger touring bikes or mountain bikes, enhancing stability and comfort.
Perfect for rough terrains and long journeys, offering a smoother ride over obstacles.
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The area of use defines the type of terrain and riding style for which the bike rim is best suited, impacting its durability and performance. Choosing the right bike area of use ensures optimal handling and efficiency, enhancing the overall cycling experience.
Mountain bike
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68.– to 110.–
Designed for rugged terrains with features like sturdy construction and enhanced grip.
Ideal for off-road adventures, providing stability and control on uneven surfaces.
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Racing bikes
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43.– to 94.–
Built for speed with lightweight materials and aerodynamic design.
Perfect for competitive cycling, offering minimal resistance and maximum velocity on paved roads.
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Electric bike
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43.– to 120.–
Engineered to handle the added weight and torque of electric components.
Suitable for e-bike use, ensuring durability and efficient power transfer for a smooth ride.
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Trekking bikes
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40.– to 45.–
Crafted for long-distance travel with comfort-enhancing features.
Great for touring and commuting, providing reliability and ease over varied terrains.
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Gravel
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51.– to 110.–
Adapted for mixed surfaces with robust construction and versatile design.
Excellent for gravel riding, balancing speed and stability across diverse paths.
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The number of holes in a bike rim affects how the spokes are distributed and tensioned, impacting the wheel's strength and weight. Choosing the right number of holes is crucial for balancing durability and weight according to your biking needs, whether for road cycling or mountain biking.
28 - 28 x
Consists of 28 holes, offering a lightweight option for rims.
Ideal for road biking, as it reduces rim weight and enhances speed and performance.
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28 - 32 x
Features 32 holes, providing a balanced option between strength and weight.
Suitable for versatile cycling, offering increased durability for both road and light off-road adventures.
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The ability brake type refers to the mechanism used to slow down and stop the bike, influencing its braking performance and compatibility with different riding conditions. Choosing the right brake type is crucial for ensuring safe and effective braking, tailored to your specific cycling needs and preferences.
Disc brake Center lock
Features a center lock system, simplifying the installation and removal of brake discs.
Offers reliable and consistent braking performance, ideal for riders seeking ease of maintenance and durability.
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Rim brake
Uses brake pads that clamp directly onto the wheel rim, providing straightforward mechanics.
Best suited for road bikes, offering lightweight advantages and easy adjustments for cyclists focused on speed and efficiency.
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Disc brake 6-hole
Incorporates a six-bolt mounting system for attaching brake discs securely.
Provides robust braking power and adaptability across various terrains, perfect for adventurous cyclists tackling diverse environments.
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Jaw width refers to the internal width of a bike rim, which influences tire compatibility and ride characteristics. Choosing the appropriate jaw width ensures optimal tire performance and stability based on riding style and terrain preferences.
19 - 23 mm
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40.– to 80.–
Suitable for narrow tires, enhancing speed and agility for road cycling.
Ideal for riders who prioritize lightweight setups and efficient performance on paved surfaces.
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24 - 27 mm
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68.– to 140.–
Accommodates medium-width tires, offering a balance between speed and comfort.
Recommended for versatile cyclists who navigate both roads and light off-road trails.
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28 - 32 mm
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76.– to 130.–
Supports wide tires, delivering increased stability and grip for off-road adventures.
Perfect for mountain bikers and those tackling rough terrains, providing enhanced control and safety.
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