19mm internal 27-28mm external width carbon rims?

[cyan]

Does anyone know who makes/sells such rims for rim brake bikes? Most likely some open-mold manufacturers from Asia, and preferably with a good track record.

[junkfood]

Light Bicycle does. They make great rims that build and perform well.

Jake

[sparky33]

FSE makes some nice rims. The V2 tubeless road rim is 20/27 internal external. The previous version is slightly narrower.
Fairwheel Bikes has all of versions and details.


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[cyan]

Light Bicycle does. They make great rims that build and perform well.

Jake

Which model? I looked through but the closest is 21mm internal/28mm external, which will make a 25mm tires over 28mm after inflated at ~80 psi. I need a <=28mm inflated width (after a few hundred miles) due to clearance.

[cyan]

FSE makes some nice rims. The V2 tubeless road rim is 20/27 internal external. The previous version is slightly narrower.
Fairwheel Bikes has all of versions and details.


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Looking into it. Is FSE somewhat related to Farsports? Rumors say they're made by Farsports and their rims not actually filament wound.

[Coffee Rider]

Looking into it. Is FSE somewhat related to Farsports? Rumors say they're made by Farsports and their rims not actually filament wound.


AFAIK no relation. No idea about the rim manufacturer.


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[oldpotatoe]

Does anyone know who makes/sells such rims for rim brake bikes? Most likely some open-mold manufacturers from Asia, and preferably with a good track record.

BTLOS pretty sure.
BTLOS.com

[sparky33]

AFAIK no relation. No idea about the rim manufacturer.


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I didn’t look to far into the source of FSE rims.

Though I got a set of their 35mm tubs (on White Ind hubs) recently and quite like them. They feel solid despite being a lightweight low profile rim, and the braking is excellent. The specs on their tubeless road rims are about right...might have to get a set...

[saab2000]

Boyd's carbon rims are these exact dimensions IIRC. 19 internal and 27 external.

[muz]

Which model? I looked through but the closest is 21mm internal/28mm external, which will make a 25mm tires over 28mm after inflated at ~80 psi. I need a <=28mm inflated width (after a few hundred miles) due to clearance.

Use a 25mm tire like Veloflex Corsa. Problem solved.

[junkfood]

Here you go. This is the 38mm deep. There are some deeper ones also.

https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/us/en/prime-blackedition-38-carbon-road-rim/rp-prod172932

Jake

[ChainNoise]

Pretty sure all of the Reynolds AR wheels are 19mm inner and 27mm outer.

[ikecycke]

All these are 19 internal 26 external, which gets you pretty close

https://btlos.com/road-bike/r-carbon-rims

[stephenmarklay]

BTLOS pretty sure.
BTLOS.com

I checked these out and the prices are very reasonable. Are these rims durable based on your experience?

[cyan]

Pretty sure all of the Reynolds AR wheels are 19mm inner and 27mm outer.

Unfortunately I don't think they sell rims only

[cyan]

Here you go. This is the 38mm deep. There are some deeper ones also.

https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/us/en/prime-blackedition-38-carbon-road-rim/rp-prod172932

Jake

Looking into these ones. Do you know who make them? 480g for 38mm carbon is a bit heavy.

[oldpotatoe]

I checked these out and the prices are very reasonable. Are these rims durable based on your experience?

Built quite a few and so far, no issue with those who are riding them. The only issue is they come from China so time to ship has been kinda an issue plus with the virus gig, they have had to ‘search’ for a shipper. Some sets DHL, some UPS.

But, I like their many options, not only drilling’s, type, widths, depths, finish, brake surface type for rim brake, etc, etc.
Pick a rim and go through the ‘configure’ to see all the options.

[RoosterCogset]

campy bora wto series are close..

Otherwise 19/26 options:
https://scribecycling.com/collections/carbon-rim-brake