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Solid MTB and Trekking front wheel with Shutter Precision PL-8 hub dynamo, Mavic XM119 rim and DT Swiss Competition spokes.
With its rim profile specially adapted to disc brake loads and wide enough for large tires, the Mavic XM 119 represents one of the highest quality entry-level rims on the market. The wider rim profile, which has been adopted from the proven Crossride, has no negative effect on the weight. On the contrary, it makes the strong XM 119 rim with pinned rim joint also compatible with wide All Mountain tires.
Material: aluminium 6106
The Shutter Precision PL-8 hub dynamo weights only 400 grams and is one of the lightest in its category. It comes with a very good efficiency of 72 % at 15 km/h and a low no-load loss.
The nominal power amounts 3 watt with voltage of 6 volt. With hollow axle for quick release and Centerlock disc brake mount.
German StVZO approved.
| Product Name: | Shutter Precision | Mavic - PL-8 | XM 119 - 28 / 29 Inches Front Wheel with Hub Dynamo - Centerlock - QR |
| Manufacturer: | Shutter Precision | Mavic |
| Item Code: | SPM516944 |
| activity: | Bike |
| material: | Aluminium |
| usage bikesport: | Trekking, MTB, Gravel |
| hubs: | Shutter Precision PL-8 |
| spokes: | DT Swiss Competition |
| rims: | Mavic XM 119 |
| wheel size: | 28" (29") (622mm) |
| voltage: | 6V |
| axle standard: | Quick Release |
| wheel/hub version: | Front Wheel (FW), Standard Wheel, Hub Dynamo |
| braking system: | Centerlock/AFS |
| tire type: | Wire Bead Tire, Folding Tire |
| spoke hole number: | 32 |
| fitting tire dimensions: | 35-69mm |
| ETRTO: | 19-622 |
| valve hole diameter: | 8.5mm |
| rim width: | 24mm |
| inner profile width: | 19mm |
| rim profile height: | 20.5mm |
| power: | 3W |
| Model year: | 2021 |
| Color: | Black |
| weight: | 1214g |
| spoke hole number: | 32 |
Hub dynamo with a very good efficiency and low no-load loss.
