Too Many Wheels? Find the Right Ones for You

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170.– to 940.–

Commonly used for road and hybrid bikes, offering smooth rides on paved surfaces.

Ideal for commuters and long-distance riders seeking speed and efficiency.

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270.– to 680.–

Typically found on mountain bikes, providing excellent rollover capability on rough terrains.

Favored by off-road enthusiasts for enhanced stability and traction in challenging conditions.

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200.– to 570.–

Balances the benefits of 26" and 29" wheels, offering agility and decent rollover ability.

Suitable for trail riders who desire a mix of maneuverability and performance on various terrains.

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76.– to 120.–

Traditional size for mountain bikes, known for its agility and quick handling.

Perfect for riders who prefer a nimble bike, great for tight trails and technical riding.

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80.– to 220.–

Commonly used for BMX bikes, facilitating tricks and stunts due to its compact size.

Ideal for BMX riders and younger cyclists who need a lightweight and responsive wheel.

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150.– to 680.–

Typically includes a cassette and is responsible for power transfer from the pedals to the road.

Ideal for riders focused on speed and efficiency, providing stability and control during cycling.

Typical price i
120.– to 570.–

Designed for steering and maintaining balance, often lighter than rear wheels.

Best suited for enhancing maneuverability and precision in handling, crucial for technical rides.

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370.– to 1500.–

Includes both front and rear wheels, often matched for optimal performance and aesthetic consistency.

Perfect for cyclists seeking a comprehensive upgrade, ensuring balanced performance and a cohesive look.

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290.– to 640.–

Known as Boost spacing, this axle size increases wheel stiffness and tire clearance.

Ideal for mountain bikes, enhancing handling and control on rough terrains.

Typical price i
270.– to 1000.–

Also referred to as a standard thru-axle, it provides a balance of stiffness and weight.

Suitable for both road and mountain bikes, offering improved power transfer and stability.

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260.– to 940.–

Commonly used in road bikes, it offers a lightweight and streamlined design.

Ensures efficient energy transfer, making it ideal for competitive cycling.

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230.– to 640.–

This Boost axle increases rigidity and allows for wider tires.

Perfect for mountain biking, providing better traction and control on challenging trails.

Typical price i
80.– to 170.–

A quick-release style axle, often found on older or entry-level bikes.

Offers easy wheel removal, making it convenient for casual cyclists and commuters.

Typical price i
230.– to 800.–

Features a central locking system for attaching the rotor, simplifying installation and removal.

Offers a secure and reliable connection, ideal for cyclists seeking minimal maintenance and quick adjustments.

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190.– to 570.–

Uses a six-bolt system to attach the rotor to the hub, providing stability and strength.

Preferred by those who prioritize robust performance and compatibility with various disc brake systems.

Typical price i
94.– to 440.–

Relies on friction applied directly to the wheel rim to slow down or stop.

Best suited for lightweight bikes, offering a simpler design and easier maintenance, though less effective in wet conditions.

Typical price i
190.– to 520.–

Designed for rough terrains, featuring durable construction and wide, knobby tires for better grip.

Ideal for off-road cycling, providing stability and control on uneven and challenging surfaces.

Typical price i
290.– to 1000.–

Built for speed with lightweight materials and narrow tires to reduce resistance.

Perfect for road cycling, allowing for faster acceleration and efficient long-distance rides.

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240.– to 890.–

Combines features of road and mountain bike wheels, offering versatility on mixed terrain.

Great for adventurous riders who tackle both paved roads and light off-road trails, ensuring comfort and adaptability.

Typical price i
240.– to 460.–

Reinforced to handle additional weight and torque from the electric motor, often featuring wider rims.

Suitable for e-bike enthusiasts, providing durability and support for extended range and varied speeds.

Typical price i
80.– to 190.–

Optimized for urban environments with a focus on comfort and durability for daily commuting.

Best for city dwellers, offering a smooth ride on paved surfaces and resilience to urban obstacles.