"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve ridden both the front and rear XTR Enduro wheels separately on different builds, and each one holds its own. The front tracks predictably on rowdy descents, while the rear hub's engagement makes it feel like there’s no dead zone under power. Plus, the J-bend spokes are a dream to service when things get wild.""Whether we’re looking to replace a single wheel or upgrade piece by piece, Shimano’s XTR Enduro Wheels bring all the toughness and trail feel of a full enduro race setup in individual packages. These wheels are built to shrug off impacts, rail high-speed corners, and keep rolling through the most brutal terrain the mountains can throw at us. The 30mm internal-width carbon rim provides a solid platform for modern wide tires, while the hookless design absorbs hard hits without flinching. The front wheel runs on Shimano’s smooth cartridge bearings and optimized seals, delivering long-lasting performance in wet and dusty conditions. The rear wheel steps it up with 3. 5-degree engagement and Boost spacing, giving us quick acceleration out of corners and sharp climbs. Both use a traditional 28-hole J-bend spoke layout for easy servicing and long-haul reliability, because big days and blind stages don’t wait for wheel issues."
Price: $800.00 from Backcountry
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"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I swapped these XTR front and rear wheels onto my race rig, and the difference was immediate—quicker acceleration, smoother rolling, and an ultra-planted feel through tight turns. The carbon rim and titanium...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve ridden these XT wheels on everything from local tech trails to high-speed alpine laps. The 30mm rim offers great support for wide tires, and the hub's snappy engagement helps when powering out of corners....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve ridden both the front and rear XTR Enduro wheels separately on different builds, and each one holds its own. The front tracks predictably on rowdy descents, while the rear hub's engagement makes it feel...