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Quality WheelsFront Road Rim Brake 700c Alex DA22 / Shimano Tiagra RS400
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Quality Wheels Road Wheels come in a variety of brake and hub options to fit most road bicycles. Road Series Wheels feature name brand alloy rims, straight gauge DT Swiss spokes and Shimano hubs.
This 700c Alex DA22 rim is compatible with 700c tires. Recommended tire sizes are 700c tires up to 28mm wide and should work with race and performance road bikes. This version of the Alex DA22 rim features a machined sidewall for improved braking performance.
This 700c Alex DA22 rim is compatible with 700c tires. Recommended tire sizes are 700c tires up to 28mm wide and should work with race and performance road bikes. This version of the Alex DA22 rim features a machined sidewall for improved braking performance.
- Alex DA22 rim with machined sidewall
- Shimano Tiagra RS400 hub
- Black DT Swiss Factory spokes
- 894g
Specifications
Axle Spacing
100mm
Axle Type
Standard Quck Release
Brake Compatibility
Rim Brake
Internal Rim Width
14mm
ISO Diameter
622 / road / 29"
Material
Aluminum
Spoke Count
32
Tire Type
Clincher
Valve Type
Presta
Wheel Size
700c
Black - One Size UPC
708752135970
Silver - One Size UPC
708752135963
Tree Fort ID:
333222421978
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
What size tire goes on a DA22 rim?
What size tire goes on a DA22 rim?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The Alex DA22 rim has an internal width of 14mm which is good for most tires from 23-35mm.
The Alex DA22 rim has an internal width of 14mm which is good for most tires from 23-35mm.
Customer Reviews
5
June 15, 2024
reviewed by: anonymous
I've been riding on this rim for about 20 years and they look and ride as good as new. Every few years I put in the time to get them back to perfect round by adjusting the spokes, but they are never too far off, so I think they take the potholes pretty well. I do lots of hills, so I can hit the holes pretty hard on the downhills.
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