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DCB 29er Carbon MTB Wheels AM/Enduro DT240 hubs

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DCB 29er Carbon MTB Wheels AM/Enduro DT240 hubsLooking for a quality set of carbon handbuilt wheels for your AM Enduro rig? The DCB Carbon MTB Wheels AM Enduro with DT240 Hubs are a solid set of wheels equipped with the highest quality ultralight hubs. These wheels are available with Three AM Enduro Rim Options so you can have the depth, height, profile, and weight that you want! (See wheel options below with price and weight) The DT240 hubs provide a strong, ultralight, low maintenance hub

Looking for a quality set of carbon handbuilt wheels for your AM/Enduro rig?

The DCB Carbon MTB Wheels AM/Enduro with DT240 Hubs are a solid set of wheels equipped with the highest quality ultralight hubs. 

These wheels are available with Three AM/Enduro Rim Options so you can have the depth, height, profile, and weight that you want! (See wheel options below with price and weight)

The DT240 hubs provide a strong, ultralight, low maintenance hub available in all spacings. DT Swiss hubs roll extremely smooth.

The DT240 hubs provide a strong, light, low maintenance hub available in all spacings. DT Swiss hubs roll very smooth and are low maintenance. Rather than the pawl and ratchet system, DT hubs feature a double ratchet system, so instead of engaging three to six pawls in a toothed ratchet, DT has to toothed ratchets so that all teeth engage at once. This allows for a lower maintenance hub that has longer lasting ratchets. 

Price: $1115 total for FULL WHEELSET and FREE GLOBAL SHIPPING!

Upgrades:

+$60 1420 Ultralight bladed spokes

+$20 XD driver

Ratchet upgrades available

Custom options/Tubeless Accessories Availiable 

Model Specs:

TIRE SIZE: 29er

RIMS: 100% High-Quality Full Toray T800 Carbon Fiber, Tubeless Ready, Hookless, 28h or 32h.

RIM WIDTH: 30mm (25mm internal), 35mm (30mm internal), 37mm (31mm internal)

HUBS: DT240 Hubs J-bend or Straight Pull, 6-bolt or J-bend

HUB SPACING: 9x100/9x135 QR, 15x100/12x142 TA, OR 15x110/12x148 BOOST, Mixed Spacing Available.

SPOKES: Pillar P14 straight gauge spoke, or double butted bladed Pillar X-TRA 1420 Spokes. 

CASSETTE DRIVER: Shimano HG (Shimano 10-11, Sram 10), or SRAM XD (Sram 11-12).

NIPPLES: Alu black (standard), silver, red, gold, blue, green 

DCB DECALS: No decals (standard), or add stealth, white, silver/gray, red, yellow, orange, blue, green, purple decals 

PRICE AND WEIGHTS:

Based on Rim Width, Depth, Profile, Hub, Spokes.

30mm (25id), 24mm, Symmetrical, DT240 hubs, Pillar P14 - 1560g 

30mm (24id), 25mm, Symmetrical, DT240 hubs, Pillar 1420 - 1460g 

37mm (31id), 24mm, Symmetrical, DT240 hubs, Pillar P14 - 1640g 

37mm (31id), 24mm, Symmetrical, DT240 hubs, Pillar-1420 - 1540g 

35mm (29id), 25mm, Asymmetrical, DT240 hubs, Pillar P14 - 1720g 

35mm (29id), 25mm, Assymetrical, DT240 hubs, Pillar 1420 - 1620g 

 

Warranty: Two years full warranty and three-year wholesale crash replacement.

Shipping: Wheels are handbuilt in 7-15 days, then generally ship to arrive in 7-15 days. To see the most detailed and updated information about processing and shipment, please refer to our Shipping and Returns page at the bottom of the site under Support.

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