Two Avian Venatic Carbon Brakeless Rims 20x1.75 in black, circular with multiple small holes along the edge, designed as high-strength carbon BMX front rims, showcased on a white background.

Highlights

Front specific, no brake surface
300 grams of carbon
Low profile, 30mm wide
Takes a wide tyre range

Description

The Avian Venatic Carbon BMX Front 20x1.75" Race Rims are front specific (no braking surface) and manufactured using the highest strength carbon fiber available. The reduced weight of the Venatic rims improves bike speed with lower rotational weight. The low profile improves aerodynamics while maximizing rigidity.

Features

Front specific, no brake surface. There is no braking surface on this rim, so it is a front wheel rim only and will not take a calliper.
300 grams of carbon. Built from the highest strength carbon fibre available to cut rotational weight, which is the weight that slows you off the gate.
Low profile, 30mm wide. The low profile shape improves aerodynamics while maximising rigidity, at 30mm wide with a 30mm dish.
Takes a wide tyre range. Sized 20 x 1.75 inch and rated to run anything from 20 x 1.4 inch through to 20 x 2.3 inch.
36 hole, 369mm ERD. Drilled 36 hole with an ERD of 369mm, so you can order spokes and lace it to the hub you want.

Specifications

Tyre size: 20 x 1.75 inch, fits 20 x 1.4 inch to 20 x 2.3 inch
Width: 30mm
Material: Carbon fibre
Hole count: 36H
Brake surface: None, front specific
Weight: 300 grams
Colour: Matte Black
Note: 406mm diameter, 30mm dish, ERD 369mm. No braking surface, front use only.

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