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DT Swiss EXC 1500 Classic 30 Rear Wheel - 29" 12 x 148mm 6-Bolt XD/Micro Spline DEG 90 DF BLK MFPN=BB CH 6903 LLB-BAG The new design features six Axle Type 15mm TA

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DT Swiss EXC 1500 Classic 30 Rear Wheel 29" 12 x 148mm 6 Bolt XD Micro Spline DEG 90 DF BLK MFPN=BB CH 6903 LLB BAG The new design features six Axle Type 15mm TA The new design features six slots that are machined into the base of the valve stem allows tubeless sealant fluid and air to flow freely even when running tubeless tire inserts e bikes and motorcycles The patented carbon construction uses continuous carbon layers to reinforce the rim ensuring high impact resistance even on hard landings so you won't break a sweat Built with DT Complite spokes featuring a unique blading process to create a durable spoke that's made to last Rear Axle 12mm Thru x 148mm Rim Width (Internal) 30 Cassette Body Type Shimano Micro Spline Valve Presta Color Black Wheel Size 29" Designed for ebike Yes Defined Color Black ISO Diameter 622 Road 29" Tire Type Tubeless Ready Clincher Rim Material Carbon Hub Brake Compatibility 6 Bolt Disc

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