Map rim

Name: Map rim
Brand: Just Riding Along

Just Riding Along

£60

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The JRA Map rim at 19mm wide (24mm external) width disk-specific rim with matt sandblasted finish used on our road disk wheelsets and a laser etched rim decal. The Map rims build into very stiff, durable wheels with a semi-aero profile due to the 25mm depth and curved shape. These rims are ideal for tyre widths from 25mm and up, with the 19mm internal width and bead hook providing excellent support for tubeless tyres even at low pressures, suitable for cyclocross. Our JRA rims are: easy to set-up tubeless welded seamless join matt finish laser etched decal 19mm internal width easy to set up br

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Map rim

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