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New product -50%Rear wheel quick release Shimano 163 mm- €7.50
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New productRear hub flip flop Sturmey Archer black 36 holes axle 9 mm single speed- €29.99
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New product -50%Track front hub Miche Primato 36 holes axle 9 mm- €35.00
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New productFront hub Sturmey Archer black 32 holes axle 9 mm- €22.99
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MTB enduro wheels play a crucial role in MTB enduro performance, durability and comfort on varied and often demanding terrain. Designed to resist impacts, offer precise handling and support technical descents, they are distinguished by technical specifications adapted to this hybrid discipline between cross-country and downhill.
1. Role of MTB enduro wheels:
Increased resistance: They must withstand frequent impacts, particularly on rocky terrain or during jumps.
Versatility: Designed to excel uphill and downhill.
Precision: Good lateral rigidity guarantees precise steering on technical trails.
Cushioning and grip: Offer a good compromise between comfort and traction.
2. Technical characteristics of enduro MTB wheels:
a. Wheel diameter
27.5 inches:
Advantages: More maneuverable, they are ideal for technical terrain and tight turns.Disadvantages: Less effective over long distances or crossings.
29 inches:
Advantages: Offer better inertia, greater crossing capacity and increased stability.Cons: Slightly less responsive in tight corners.
b. Internal rim width
30 to 35 mm (enduro standard):Allows you to fit wider tires (2.3 to 2.6 inches) for better grip and increased comfort.
Lower or higher widths are rare, but can be chosen according to riding preference.
c. Rim materials
Aluminum:
Advantages: Robust, affordable and easy to repair in the event of deformation.Disadvantages: Heavier than carbon rims.
Carbon:
Advantages: Light, rigid and resistant to repeated shocks.Disadvantages: High cost and less tolerant of major impacts.
d. Hub system
Quick engagement: Ratchet mechanism for immediate transmission of effort, crucial for technical climbs.Sealed Bearings: Provide durability and smooth running, even in wet or muddy conditions.
e. Shelves and assembly
Crossed spokes (2 or 3 crossings): Optimize rigidity and shock absorption capacity.Stainless steel spokes: Resistant to corrosion and high tensions.
f. Tubeless compatibility
All modern enduro wheels are tubeless compatible:Reduced risk of puncture.
Better grip thanks to lower pressure.
3. Tires compatible with MTB enduro wheels:
Size: 2.3 to 2.6 inches wide for a good compromise between grip and performance.Reinforced carcass: Enduro tires often have protection against punctures and tears.
4. Top brands and recommended models:
a. DT Swiss
Key models:EX 1700 Spline: Resistant, light and reliable, suitable for technical terrain.
EXC 1501 Spline One: Carbon version offering increased rigidity.
b. Mavic
Key models:Deemax Pro: Designed for enduro with proven robustness.
E-Deemax: Optimized for electric mountain bikes.
c. Crankbrothers
Key models:Synthesis E11: Differentiated front/rear carbon wheels for balanced handling.
d. Zipp
Key models:3Zero Moto: Carbon wheels inspired by motorcycles, with excellent comfort and optimized shock absorption.
e. Stan’s NoTubes
Key models:Flow EX3: Versatile and durable, perfect for committed enduro.
f. Hope
Flagship models:Hope Fortus 30: Robust aluminum alloy with renowned hubs.
5. Tips for choosing your MTB enduro wheels:
Determine your priorities:
Performance: Opt for carbon wheels if budget allows.Versatility: Aluminum models offer excellent value for money.
Check compatibility with your bike:
Hub width (Boost 148 mm or other).Brake type (6-hole or Centerlock discs).
Evaluate your practice:
For occasional use, a pair of reliable aluminum wheels is sufficient.In competition or intensive use, choose high-end wheels that are lighter and more responsive.
Go tubeless:
Reduction in total weight.Improved grip on technical descents.
6. In summary
MTB enduro wheels must meet high requirements in terms of robustness, lightness and performance. Brands like DT Swiss, Mavic or Crankbrothers offer models suitable for all levels, from amateurs to competitors. For demanding terrain, the choice of material (aluminum or carbon), diameter (27.5 or 29 inches), and tubeless compatibility are determining criteria.