. The Shimano Dura Ace 9100 C60 Clincher Wheelset is designed to meet professional Road Racing criteria. The lightweight carbon clincher rims have alloy braking surfaces, which maintain high performance braking with standard brake pads. With rims that are 25mm deep and 22 4mm wide, these wheels provide improved aerodynamics, increased rigidity and excellent inertia for sprinters and TT specialists Features Aerodynamics performance Improved drive rigidity Lightweight within rigid For the performance driven triathlete and road racer Balanced low inertia & aerodynamics Wide section rim Brake TypeRim brake Over Locknut100mm front 130mm rear Axle TypeQR QR Skewer Length133mm Axle Length108 front 141 rear Axle Diameter 15mm Rim TypeD2 Clincher Rim Material Carbon and Aluminium Rim Size622x17C Rim Height25mm Rim Width22 4mm Spokes16 front 21 rear Stainless steel Speed 10*11 Rim Joint Sleeved Hub Shell Anodised Aluminium Freehub Body Material Titanium Weight 832g front 1019g rear*The adapter is needed to use 10 speed CSA 2 year warranty is offered with all Shimano products from Chain Reaction Cycles 3 years on Dura Ace and XTR products Buy Shimano Wheels & Tyres from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
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. The Shimano Dura Ace 9100 C60 Clincher Front Wheel is designed to meet professional Road Racing criteria. The lightweight carbon clincher rim has an alloy braking surface, which maintains high performance braking with standard brake pads. With a rim...
. The Shimano Dura Ace 9100 C24 Clincher Wheelset is designed to meet professional Road Racing criteria. Low rim weight is achieved by reducing the alloy wall thickness from 1.3mm down to 0.7mm. Then a patented phosphoric acid anodising process is used...
. This Shimano Dura Ace wheelset is designed to meet professional road racing criteria. These lightweight carbon clinchers feature an alloy braking surface, which maintain high performance braking with standard brake pads Carbon Clincher Wheelset. This...
