Description

Sun Ringle CR-18 26" MTB Rim

Sun Ringle CR-18 26-Inch Clincher Alloy Rim with Polished Finish, 40H, Durable Triple-Box Aluminum Construction, Compatible with Rim Brakes & Schraeder Valves, Ideal for Touring & City Bikes

Construction: Durable Triple-Box Aluminum Construction

The rim joint is pinned/sleeved.
Braking: Features "ABT" (Advanced Brake Track) brushed or machined sidewalls for consistent and reliable rim braking performance.
Compatibility: Designed for tube-only clincher tires and is not tubeless compatible. It uses a Schrader valve.

• Durable triple-box aluminum construction provides superior strength and longevity for touring and everyday riding, ensuring your wheels withstand rugged conditions.
• Designed with a polished alloy finish, the Sun Ringle CR-18 Rim offers a sleek and stylish look that complements any bike setup, making it ideal for both casual and recreational cyclists.
• Optimized for rim brake systems with machined brake tracks and a 26-inch clincher design, this rim delivers precise braking performance and reliable handling in all weather conditions.
• Features a 40-hole hub drilling pattern for easy component customization, truing, and upgraded spoke configurations, enhancing wheel strength and performance.
• Lightweight at only 440 grams, with an internal width of 18mm, this rim strikes the perfect balance between weight savings and stability for touring, commuter, and casual riding applications.

• Recommended for XC, MTB
• Triple pocket, machined sidewalls, nickel plated brass eyelets
• Eyelets: Single
• Hub Drilling: 40h
• ISO Diameter 590 / 26 x 1 3/8" 
• Manufacturer Spec ERD (mm): 612 mm
• Rim Center Offset (mm): 0 mm
• Rim Depth (mm): 16 mm
• Rim Joint: Sleeved
• Rim Material: Alloy
• Rim Width (External): 22.5 mm
• Rim Width (Internal): 18 mm
• Tire Type: Clincher
• Valve: Schrader
• Valve Length: Short 32-40mm
• Weight: 

Specifications

• Weight: 200gr
• Usage: Indoor & outdoor

Pros and cons

• Sustainably produced
• Ideal for everyday use
• May discolor in direct sunlight