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$89.99
- Rims: WTB ST i23 (Black), inner width: 23 mm
- New TCS 2.0 Tubeless system
- Solid Strip (included) protects and ensures a smooth surface between the tire and the rim
- Easy On-Ramp profile allows for a smooth tire installation and stress-free inflation
- Industrial Epoxy reinforced Pinned Joint provides repeatable tubeless consistency
- Drilled for Presta valve
- 32 holes
- Front hub: Shimano HB-M475 (Black), Shimano logo, M9x100mm
- HG Freehub compatible with 8—10, MTB 11-speed
- 6-bolt disc mount
- Adjustable bearings
- Quick Release binders included
- Assembled in North America by experienced wheel builders with Sapim 14G Stainless Steel spokes (Black) and 14mm Brass Polyax Nipples (Black)
- Tubeless Compatible (Valve and Tape not included)

$4,999.99
A system for speed. Our one piece wheelset is a miracle of modern carbon fibre techniques. Hub shell, spokes and rim are molded into one piece producing one of the lightest wheels on the market with three distinct benefits - Torsional & lateral stiffness and low inertia all translating to a faster ride both in accelleration and momentum and better handling. This is the 30mm internal width version of the wheel as used by the Scott-Sram team of Nino Schurter, Kate Courtney, Lars Forster and Andri Frischknecht at the Cross Country World Cup.
- One-piece wheel
- Super lightweight XC-focused
- Tubeless Everready

$530.00
The trails in our neck of the woods get pretty hairy pretty fast, so we've found them to be the perfect testing ground for fast and tough wheels like our Traverse 29 Carbon. The steep climbs and descents helped inspire some pretty radical designs, and most importantly, left us with no doubt that these wheels will exceed your expectations.
Let's talk about those expectations. They include everything from the ability to stay true after launching off drops to being light enough to efficiently pedal to the top of a climb, and they all begin with the rim. Our engineers knew they wanted carbon fiber, and with the inclusion of our Zero Bead Hook design, they were able to implement a continuous fiber layup across the sidewall and rim bed. And when paired with a whopping 30-millimeter internal rim width, they made a wheel that's super resilient to impact with low rolling resistance and incredible traction. You'll also find that it helps prevent "burping" during hard cornering, while also making tubeless set up quick and easy.
Along with light overall weight, stiffness, and durability, another top priority for the Traverse was ease of use. First off, we got rid of the creaky straight-pull spokes and corrosion-prone alloy nipples. Next up, we landed on 28 J-bend spokes, for front and rear wheels, that are all the same length, making it easy to find replacements if needed. And finally, we engineered a new hub design with a wider profile and higher flange to aid in overall stiffness.
A wider rim does a variety of things for ride performance, better supports the tire for increased confidence and grip, and it affords you the ability to run lower pressures that help spread impact out over a larger surface area to reduce the risk of damage. And when you combine this girth with the notoriously fast rolling 29 platform, you're left with an incredibly stiff, quick to accelerate wheelset that climbs just as well as it shreds descents. After designing the perfect trail rim, we kept our lightweight and durable design properties in mind with the wheel build, hand-lacing the rims with DT Swiss 350 Classic hubs via 28 DT Swiss Competition Race spokes and brass Pro Lock nipples. Inside, you'll find sealed cartridge bearings and a 36t quick engagement ratchet system for quick accelerations. We also wanted to ensure that each wheel was built correctly, and we found that this could only be achieved by hand. Machines, we found, have a tendency to miss little mistakes that humans catch.
Each wheelset comes packaged with a SRAM XD driver, 11-speed freehub, and a tubeless valve stem in order to make tubeless set up a touch easier.
*Please note that Shimano freehubs are sold separately.
- Assembly Method: Hand built at every step; from rim layup to the last nipple turn.
- Bearing Type: DT Swiss Sealed Steel Cartridge Bearings
- Extras: 19 and 31mm OD end cap options included, Roval tubeless tape and tubeless valve, Spare Spoke and Nipple Kit, System Weight Limit: 240lbs / 109kg
- Hub: Roval DT Swiss 350 J-bend, 6-bolt, Star Ratchet 36t internals (10 deg), 110x15mm & 142x12mm thru-axle, SRAM XD Freebub, (Convertible freehub and endcaps)
- Nipple: DT Swiss Hex Prolock Brass 2.0x14mm
- Rim Details: 25mm Depth, 35mm External Width, 30mm Internal Width, ERD 594
- Rim Type: Traverse Carbon, 29, Disc Brake, Tubeless Ready, Zero Bead Hook Design
- Spokes: DT Swiss Competition Race J-Bend, Front: Two-Cross 28 count, R: 282mm, L: 279mm, Rear: 282 Two-cross 28 count, DS: 280mm, NDS: 281mm
- Tire Size: 1.95 - 3.0
- Max Pressure: 40 psi
- Weight: Wheelset 1,800g (including tubeless rim tape and tubeless valve)

$1,599.00 - $2,199.00
EWS TESTED.
The EWS is strict—break certain parts and you DNF. The rule's meant to encourage sensible management of equipment, but it's also tipped the balance in favor of toughness and reliability. Enter the Reserve 30. Its 30mm internal width supports a 2.3-2.5" tire, and the thick rim beads stand up to the abuse of tough, rocky, steep tracks ridden at elite speed. While DH rims see greater single impacts, nothing beats the full weekend of regular abuse that an EWS race dishes out, to say nothing of the infamous 'Anti-Grip' and the rocks buried within the moondust in the Andes of Chile.
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