Reserve 40/44 GR DT350 700mm Wheelset | 12x100 - 12x142 mm | CenterLock

Name: Reserve 40/44 GR DT350 700mm Wheelset | 12x100 - 12x142 mm | CenterLock
Brand: Reserve
SKU: 2767850

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Description

The Reserve 40|44 GR are the ‘aero’ vision of Gravel riding. Designed to meet the new demands of Gravel riding and based on Turbulent Aero technology, the 40|44 GR feature a 40mm front rim combined with a 44mm rear rim, making them our fastest and most stable Gravel wheelset to date.
Wider than our previous Gravel wheels to allow the use of tyres up to 50c, the 40|44 GR are perfectly suited to the multitude of high-volume Gravel tyres on the market, and our semi-hooked rims make tubeless mounting easier than ever.
Like all Reserve wheels, the 40|44 GR come with a lifetime warranty and benefit from our replacement programme in the event of an ‘incident’.
And in keeping with our easy-to-maintain wheels, you'll find external spoke-heads, standard spokes, no tyre limitations with the semi-hook design and no weight limits for the rider.

Main features:

The mixed front and rear profile of the 40|44 GR ensures maximum stability, reduced weight and optimised aerodynamics.
The 40|44 GR is designed to be your aerodynamic wheelset for recreational or racing Gravel. There are no weight limits, no tyre limits, and they can be fitted with or without tubes.
Reserve uses internal reinforcements at the spoke-heads to strengthen the area where the rim is subject to the most tensile stress, around the spoke-head. This improves strength without adding unnecessary weight.