DT Swiss RR 411 Asymmetric 700c 622 Road Rim - Black
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Details
- A lightweight modern road rim with a 18 mm internal width for wider road or cyclocross tyres
- Low profile and carefully load-optimised design produces a rim that, despite its extra width, is the same weight as many narrower premium rims from other brands
- Asymmetrical rim profile is intended for use on the rear, paired with an symmetrical rim on the front, off-set rim profile improves spoke angles and allows for more even tension, strengthening and stiffening the wheel
- Can be run either with standard clinchers or road tubeless tyres using DT Swiss tubeless tape and valves
- Comes packaged with DT Swiss Squorx ProHead nipples and PHR washers to complete your build
- Strength Boost Welding Technology creates a perfectly welded join for a durable, reliable rim
- Machined sidewalls for powerful braking on a consistent sidewall surface
- Wear indicators show the extent of sidewall wear
- PHR washers and convex Squorx nipples naturally align perfectly with your chosen spokes, increasing stiffness and durability with no weight penalty over traditional eyeleted rims
- Unique process for the black coating produces a tough and durable finish
- Suggested maximum system weight of 110 KG, those looking for a rim for heavier riders or for mixed terrain riding are advised to consider the suitably tough RR 511's
- Presta drilling
- ERD: 601
- Outer width: 21.5mm, Inner Width: 18mm
- Height: 21mm
- Max spoke tension: 1200N
- Weight: 435grams
- If built by us we will use Brass nipples due to durability issues we have experienced.
- Low profile and carefully load-optimised design produces a rim that, despite its extra width, is the same weight as many narrower premium rims from other brands
- Asymmetrical rim profile is intended for use on the rear, paired with an symmetrical rim on the front, off-set rim profile improves spoke angles and allows for more even tension, strengthening and stiffening the wheel
- Can be run either with standard clinchers or road tubeless tyres using DT Swiss tubeless tape and valves
- Comes packaged with DT Swiss Squorx ProHead nipples and PHR washers to complete your build
- Strength Boost Welding Technology creates a perfectly welded join for a durable, reliable rim
- Machined sidewalls for powerful braking on a consistent sidewall surface
- Wear indicators show the extent of sidewall wear
- PHR washers and convex Squorx nipples naturally align perfectly with your chosen spokes, increasing stiffness and durability with no weight penalty over traditional eyeleted rims
- Unique process for the black coating produces a tough and durable finish
- Suggested maximum system weight of 110 KG, those looking for a rim for heavier riders or for mixed terrain riding are advised to consider the suitably tough RR 511's
- Presta drilling
- ERD: 601
- Outer width: 21.5mm, Inner Width: 18mm
- Height: 21mm
- Max spoke tension: 1200N
- Weight: 435grams
- If built by us we will use Brass nipples due to durability issues we have experienced.
Specification
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Questions & Answers (1)
what spoke length with 105 hub?
By Akito
07 Apr 2020
Hello,
Can I use this rim with the following hub?
Shimano 105 FH-R7000 Road Rear Hub 130mm - Black
If so, what length spoke should I use for drive and non drive side? (I will probably use these https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/spokes/248-131614g-dt-alpine-iii-triple-butted-stainless-steel-spoke-12-mm-brass-nipple-pack-of-6/?sessionid=9005a785e16bfdf637f0f3818aba2c8e436cec23)
I have some 288mm spokes leftover, would they be suitable?
Can I use this rim with the following hub?
Shimano 105 FH-R7000 Road Rear Hub 130mm - Black
If so, what length spoke should I use for drive and non drive side? (I will probably use these https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/spokes/248-131614g-dt-alpine-iii-triple-butted-stainless-steel-spoke-12-mm-brass-nipple-pack-of-6/?sessionid=9005a785e16bfdf637f0f3818aba2c8e436cec23)
I have some 288mm spokes leftover, would they be suitable?
SJS Customer Service:
provided you have the corect drilling, yes. You can calculate the lengths here:
https://spokes-calculator.dtswiss.com/en/
(copy and paste the link)
The Alpine III spokes are 2.3mm at the head, a little big for normal Shimano hubs
RT 080420
https://spokes-calculator.dtswiss.com/en/
(copy and paste the link)
The Alpine III spokes are 2.3mm at the head, a little big for normal Shimano hubs
RT 080420