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New eThirteen TRSr SL carbon wheels roll enduro strong, trail light

eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset
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eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset

e*Thirteen has taken their TRS Race wheels and made the rims both lighter and wider, with new hubs and carbon fiber rims, giving them a bigger role on the mountain.

The new TRSr SL Carbon Wheels come in 150g lighter than the brand’s enduro wheels, but twice as strong. Thanks to a new layup and redesigned rim profile, the interior width grows to 28mm, and impact strength is improved, testing twice as well even though they’re 30g lighter per rim.

eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset
Photos c. e*Thirteen/Brandon Turman

eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset

It’s a tubeless ready, hookless profile that’s designed with 2.4″ tires in mind.

eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset

eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset

Hubs are machined 7075 aluminum with a much smaller shell than the original TRSr hubs, coming in about 10-20g lighter each. They have 6º engagement, a secondary seal system to keep moisture out, and come with a one-year no-questions-asked guarantee.

eThirteen TRSr SL carbon trail MTB wheelset

Complete wheels will come in standard and boost versions, 27.5 and 29er, available now for $1,499 / €1,699. Claimed weights:

  • 27.5” = 1,650 grams (F: 745 grams, R: 904 grams)
  • 27.5” boost = 1,664 grams (F: 752 grams, R: 912 grams)
  • 29” = 1,733 grams (F: 795 grams, R: 938 grams)
  • 29” boost = 1,748 grams (F: 802 grams, R: 946 grams)

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Dave
Dave
6 years ago

Wheels are cool and all, but man, that graphic rim tape is pretty slick….

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