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Bontrager Wheel Front Bontrager Aeolus Elite 50 TLR Disc Black 499,99 € Instalments from. 55,55 €/month Sold out
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Bontrager Wheel Rear Bontrager Aeolus Elite 50 TLR Disc Black 599,99 € Instalments from. 51,00 €/month Sold out
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Bontrager Wheel Rear Bontrager Kovee Comp TLR 29 148 Black 229,99 € Instalments from. 76,66 €/month Sold out
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Bontrager Bontrager Aeolus Pro 51 TLR Disc Road Wheel Etukiekko 708,46 € Instalments from. 60,00 €/month Sold out
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Bontrager Bontrager Aeolus Pro 51 TLR Disc Road Wheel Rear, Shimano HG 10/11-speed Takakiekko 910,88 € Instalments from. 52,61 €/month Sold out
Wheels and hubs – the heart of your bike's motion. Wheels and hubs are key components that affect the bike's rolling efficiency, durability and ride feel. Correctly chosen and well-maintained wheels and hubs improve the riding experience and performance in all conditions. Wheels: Structure: Made up of rims, spokes and hubs. The wheel's stiffness, weight and aerodynamics affect riding style and purpose. Purpose of use: Road bikes use light and aerodynamic wheels, mountain bikes use durable and wider wheels, and gravel bikes combine durability with light weight. Material: Aluminium wheels are affordable and durable, while carbon fibre offers maximum weight savings and performance. Hubs: Front hubs: Simple, lightweight and directly affecting steering. Rear hubs: More complex, as they contain drivetrain components such as the freewheel. Bearings: Sealed bearings are common because they are durable and maintenance-free, while open bearings allow for better serviceability. Boost hubs: Wider hubs that provide more stiffness, especially on mountain bikes. Maintenance and upgrades: Regular checks, such as checking spoke tension, bearing condition and wheel trueness, extend the lifespan of the parts. Upgrading to lighter or more aerodynamic wheels can significantly improve your bike's performance and ride feel.