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Reserve 25 | GR

Name: Reserve 25 | GR
Brand: Reserve Wheels
SKU: 86-23129
Price: 799.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Wheel Size

650b

Hub

DT 350

I9 Torch

Freehub - Rotor

XD / CL

HG / CL

HG-EV / Centerlock

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Description

Riding a rigid bike on washboard roads might look great on Instagram, but 80 miles in, you’ll be grateful for every bit of cushion you can get. The Reserve 25|GR is designed for gravel bikes, and supports a 40-55mm 650b tire, delivering extra traction and a bit more cushion than a 700c wheel, thanks to the additional air volume. The hookless design belies its mountain bike provenance, and J-bend spokes and external nipples make it ideal for long tours where replacement and repair isn't so much a matter of if but when.

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01 Spoke Reinforcements

02 High Volume

03 Asymmetrical Design

Spoke Reinforcements

Reserve uses externally reinforced spoke holes to strengthen the area where the rim sees the most force, around the spoke nipple. This provides for improved strength without adding unnecessary weight.

High Volume

The 25|GR 650b rim was built for wider, high volume tires that eat up washboards and keep you comfortable on long gravel missions.

Asymmetrical Design

Asymmetrical rims front and rear make for a stiffer, stronger and more reliable wheels by improving the bracing angles and equalizing the spoke tensions between the drive and non-drive side spokes.

Details

Wheelset Weight DT 350- 1362g

ERD 562mm

Designed For Gravel / CX

Internal Width 25mm

Depth 19.5mm

Sizes Available 650b

Recommended Tire Dimensions 40 - 55mm

Spoke Count 24

Asymmetric Offset 3mm

Axle Spacing 12X100mm/12X142mm

FAQ

What is the maximum pressure for your rims?

The maximum pressure for our road rims is 100 psi (6.9 bar), or if lower, the maximum pressure as listed by the tire manufacturer on the side of the tire.

The maximum pressure for our gravel rims is 80 psi (5.5 bar), or if lower, the maximum pressure as listed by the tire manufacturer on the side of the tire.

The maximum pressure for our mountain rims is 50 psi (3.4 bar), or if lower, the maximum pressure as listed by the tire manufacturer on the side of the tire.

This applies whether you are running a tubeless or tubed set up.

See more details on your exact rim model in our Tech Docs HERE.

Where can I find more tech spec information?

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