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Dirt Hoops Carbon

Dirt Hoops Carbon

Regular price $2,499.00 AUD
Regular price $0.00 AUD Sale price $2,499.00 AUD
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For info on availability, please contact sales@curvecycling.com,
call us on 03 9088 0274.

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FAQs

Check HERE for further info regarding shipping, custom paint, bike set up and more.

 

How do I clean a carbon rim?

Gentle soap-based and bicycle-specific cleaning products usually work well. Do not use harsh chemicals and caustic truck-wash products. Always rinse well with water and dry the wheel/bike after washing.
Even some bicycle-specific cleaners can cause damage to clear coats and paint if not rinsed off properly (we're looking at you, Muc-Off), so use these products with the appropriate care and caution.

I use a rear-mounted bike carrier - what do I have to think about?

Rear-mounted carriers are common and a very handy way to carry a bike on a car. However, care must be taken to ensure no parts of the bike, especially carbon fibre parts, are near the exhaust. 
Exhaust fumes are hot enough to melt the resin in a carbon fibre product, even when the product is not directly in front of the exhaust. We do not warranty carbon fibre products that have been damaged by exposure to excessive heat.

My tubeless setup is losing pressure. What's up with that? 

Tubeless setups are great and will save you from many flats thanks to the sealing properties of the latex-based sealant we use (Joe's Super Sealant). But they're not faultless. A new tubeless setup needs a bit of time so the sealant can do its thing - for best results, we recommend going out for a ride to let the sealant splash around inside the tyre. 
If you don't ride the bike for a while, it's normal for the tyre to lose some pressure.
Check your tyre pressure before every ride! 

 

Hoops for Dirt

Our 29" wheels have a reputation for taking riders on some grand adventures, from XC sprints to 5,000 km expeditions. With our Dirt Hoops, we've combined excellence from our previous off-road wheels with new technology to bring you wheels that outperform in the burgeoning worlds of dirt riding and racing.

Dirt Hoops Specs

DIRT HOOPS WIDE 35 29" / 27.5"
700c / 650b
Rim Only Specifications : Profile: 28 mm x 35 mm 
Internal Width: 25 mm 
Weight: 385 g / 365 g 
ERD*: 584 (29"/700c) / 547 (27.5"/650b)
Wheelset Specification: Weight: 1470 g / 1430 g 
Max Pressure: 60 PSI (Max 35 psi recommended) 
Max Riding Weight: 120 kg
Intended Use:  Condition 3: Cross Country Mountain Bike



DIRT HOOPS WIDER 40
29" / 27.5"
700c / 650b 
Rim Only Specifications : Profile: 28 mm x 40 mm 
Internal Width: 30 mm 
Weight : 440 g / 420 g
ERD* 584 (29"/700c) / 547 (27.5"/650b)
Wheelset Specification: Weight: 1595 g 
Max Pressure: 60 PSI (Max 35 psi recommended) 
Max Riding Weight: 120 kg
Intended Use:  Condition 4: All Mountain


ALL WHEELSETS USE:
Hubs: DT Swiss 350 28H/28H
Spokes: Sapim CX-Ray
Nipples: Sapim Polyax Secure Lock, Brass, 14 mm

Standard builds use Straight Pull Centrelock hubs.
Dynamo builds use J-Bend 6-bolt hubs.

FAQs

What tyres can I run? So many choices! A 25 mm internal rim typically works well within a range of tyre sizes from 28 mm - 50 mm. A 30mm internal rim typically works well within a range of tyre sizes from 50 mm and beyond. Some narrower tyres on wider rims will square off too much, and some wider tyres on narrower rims will fold and squirm due to lack of sidewall support.
Which Rim Width Should I Pick? If you're after a Gravel wheel and don't see yourself running a tyre larger than 45 mm, go for the "Wide 35" version (25mm internal). 
If your riding is a bit more chunky gravel or XC and you're looking to run tyres 45 mm and beyond, we recommend to go for the "Wider 40" (30mm internal) version. 
Why brass nipples? Although brass nipples are slightly heavier than alloy nipples, they are far less likely to suffer corrosion and premature failure. They are durable, serviceable and ideal for extended usage
Can I customise the build? Definitely. Dirt Hoops are available as a rim-only option. You can then configure your wheels any way you want. As long as your hubs of choice are 28h.
Why only 28h? We believe 28h is ideal for most off-road applications. Through a custom build, you can obtain a competitive lightweight XC configuration up to super robust expedition strength wheels.
What tyre pressure to run? We get this question a lot!
Follow the guide on your tyre and have fun experimenting +/- a few PSIs for feel. The tyre should feel responsive, provide ample grip and be hard enough to not bottom out the tyre on the rim on rocky terrain. Lighter riders can afford to run slightly lower pressures, whereas heavier riders should err towards recommended pressures. Narrower (low volume) tyres will need to be run at higher pressures than higher volume tyres. 

That said, we do not recommend exceeding 35psi for any tyre that would be suitable for this rim.
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