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Sun RingleCR-18 27", Polished
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The Sun CR-18 Rim. The CR-18 line includes BMX, Mountain, and Road style rims. A rim you can ride over hill and dale without bothering to pack a spoke wrench.
- Pinned
- Triple-box construction
- Feature "ABT" brushed brake tracks for consistent braking
Specifications
Brake Track
Non-Machined
Brake Type
Rim Brake
ERD
618mm
Hub Drilling
32h, 36h
ISO Diameter
630 / 27"
Material
Aluminum
Rim Center Offset
0mm
Rim Joint
Pinned/Sleeved
Tire Type
Clincher
Valve Type
Schrader
Wheel Size
27"
Width - Rims
22.5mm
Silver - 32h UPC
844171069875
Silver - 32h MPN
627E71052605
Silver - 36h UPC
844171069882
Silver - 36h MPN
627E01052605
Tree Fort ID:
333222358485
Review Summary
LIKES
Strong (2),
Cheap (2),
Well Built (2),
Shiny (1)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (2),
Touring (1),
Road (2)
DISLIKES
Far out of true (1)
4.0 GEARS
3 reviews
3 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
assuming 18 is width, is it the interior dim or exterior? OR, what tire size recommended?
assuming 18 is width, is it the interior dim or exterior? OR, what tire size recommended?
A.
anwered by: canteau
18mm is the internal width for the CR-18. The CR-18 rim is compatible with most common 27" tires from 1" to 1-3/8" wide.
18mm is the internal width for the CR-18. The CR-18 rim is compatible with most common 27" tires from 1" to 1-3/8" wide.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do you have these rims for sale as built up wheels front and back?
Do you have these rims for sale as built up wheels front and back?
Q.
asked by: a guest
What is the difference between 32h and 36h?
What is the difference between 32h and 36h?
A.
anwered by: bhardy
The 32h has 32 spoke holes and the 36h has 36 spoke holes. You'll need to figure out which one you need based on the spoke drilling of your hub. Hope that helps.
The 32h has 32 spoke holes and the 36h has 36 spoke holes. You'll need to figure out which one you need based on the spoke drilling of your hub. Hope that helps.
Customer Reviews
5
April 16, 2011
reviewed by: nov0798
I bought these rims to replace some old 35 year old rims that were on the bike. These rims were recommended to me by a local well respected wheel builder. The new rims trued up very well, and were nice and round when I finished building the wheels. The Sun Ringle website did not have the ERD of this rim posted, but a quick call to their tech support got me the answer. The ERD of this rim is 620, NOT the 618 as posted on many competitors sites. I would definitely use this brand of rim again. For the price you cant go wrong.
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September 12, 2011
reviewed by: Rusty Piton
When I pulled this 27" rim out of the box and placed it on a flat surface, I was shocked to discover that it was almost an inch out of true. Through many hours of frustration, I was able to tease it into a rough approximation of what a bicycle wheel should look like. Sun should be ashamed to sell a product with such low quality control. I've been told by a dude who's built up a whole bunch of these rims for his shop that they have about a 1/3 useable/unusable ratio. Not good. If you really need to build a 27" wheel and can find another option, use it.
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