Rims
When replacing a rim, assess tyre dimensions, spoke count and brake system together. Compare rims for different wheel sizes by diameter, internal width, profile and hole count. Check compatibility with your hub, tyre and brake before choosing, and verify the manufacturer's recommended setup.
Rims collection
Carraro X-630 28/29 Rim Double Layer Disc Compatible Rim Circle 32 Holes 622x21
Mach1 M650 28/29 Rim 32 Hole Ring Rim Disc Compatible JNT-394
Vona SA19A 26" Double V-Brake Wheel Rim
Eqlip 28 Rim Road Bike Rim 44mm 32 Holes Aluminum JNT-361
Vona SA19M 28/29" Rim Double Layer Disc
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Ugr Fat Bike Rim 20x4.00 36 Holes Black
Alex Rims 20 Aluminum Wheel Circle Ace18
Alex Rims 26 Aluminum Wheel Circle Supra D
Alex Rims 28 Aluminum Wheel Rim R450 Csw
Alex Rims 29 Aluminum Wheel Circle Md-21
Dt Swiss 26 Aluminum Wheel Circle 545D 26"
Dt Swiss 28 Aluminum Rim Circle R460 Disc
Dimensions needed for a new rim
Rim diameter must match the tyre's bead seat diameter. Assess internal width alongside the intended tyre width. Compare hub and rim hole counts; if reusing spokes, remember that effective rim diameter may change. Do not assume a disc-specific rim has a rim-braking surface. Evaluate tyre, spoke and brake interfaces together instead of concentrating only on colour or profile depth.
- Read the tyre size and rim specifications.
- Check braking surface, hole count and valve hole.
- Determine tape and valve requirements separately for tubeless installation.
Will replacing the rim also require new spokes?
Possibly. New rim dimensions affect spoke length. Calculate the required length before assuming the old spokes fit.
Is a tubeless valve enough for conversion?
No. Rim and tyre compatibility, tape and sealant must be considered together. Accessories cannot make every rim suitable for tubeless use.
