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Sun RingleCR-18 700c Polished Road Rim
5.0
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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
Color
Silver
ERD
611mm
Hub Drilling
32h, 36h
ISO Diameter
622 / road / 29"
Material
Alloy
Rim Center Offset
0mm
Rim Joint
Pinned/Sleeved
Tire Type
Clincher
Valve Type
Presta
Wheel Size
700c
Width - Rims
22.5mm
Silver - 32h UPC
844171042083
Silver - 32h MPN
628E33052605
Silver - 36h UPC
844171042069
Silver - 36h MPN
628E02052605
Tree Fort ID:
333222358486
Review Summary
LIKES
Strong (4),
Strength (1),
Finish (1),
Quality (2),
Great Value (3),
Well Built (3),
size, price (1)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (3),
Touring (2),
29er (2),
Road (2),
Tandem (1)
DISLIKES
none
5.0 GEARS
6 reviews
6 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Can these be used with tubeless tires?
Can these be used with tubeless tires?
A.
anwered by: jackivey
This rim is meant o be used with clincher tires only.
This rim is meant o be used with clincher tires only.
Q.
asked by: a guest
How much does the rim weigh?
How much does the rim weigh?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Sun Ringle lists the average weight as 460g, but this can vary rim to rim
Sun Ringle lists the average weight as 460g, but this can vary rim to rim
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will Surly Knard 700x41 fit this rim?
Will Surly Knard 700x41 fit this rim?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Ideally, you'd want to use a rim that has a slightly wider internal width, the CR-18 is 18mm, something around 23mm would work better.
Ideally, you'd want to use a rim that has a slightly wider internal width, the CR-18 is 18mm, something around 23mm would work better.
Q.
asked by: a guest
What width of rim strip would you use in the the 700c CR-18 rim?
What width of rim strip would you use in the the 700c CR-18 rim?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The CR-18 rim has an internal width of 18mm, you would be fine using a 16mm wide Velox or similar tape.
The CR-18 rim has an internal width of 18mm, you would be fine using a 16mm wide Velox or similar tape.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is this available in 40 or 48 spoke?
Is this available in 40 or 48 spoke?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Currently Sun Ringle offers the CR18 in 32/36h drillings only.
Velocity does make the Atlas is a 700c with either 40 or 48h drillings and a polished finish. They are slightly wider and way stronger than the CR18.
Currently Sun Ringle offers the CR18 in 32/36h drillings only.
Velocity does make the Atlas is a 700c with either 40 or 48h drillings and a polished finish. They are slightly wider and way stronger than the CR18.
Q.
asked by: a guest
What's the max tire size that can be mounted? 28, 30, 32?
What's the max tire size that can be mounted? 28, 30, 32?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The CR18 has a 22.5mm external and 18mm internal width which will allow it to run tires into the mid 40's without an issue.
The CR18 has a 22.5mm external and 18mm internal width which will allow it to run tires into the mid 40's without an issue.
Q.
asked by: a guest
What is the narrowest and lowest profile tier that can be mounted on this rim?
What is the narrowest and lowest profile tier that can be mounted on this rim?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Are these polished or more of a satin finish?
Are these polished or more of a satin finish?
Customer Reviews
5
July 08, 2011
reviewed by: bikes_rule
The iconic CR-18 in polished state is a nearly perfect all-rounder wheel (no pun intended) and makes for a beautiful build on a vintage bicycle that you want to update with modern rims. After having a set of RynoLites built for my tandem with great success, I decided to pair a set of the CR-18's to Sturmey-Archer hubs for my 1972 Peugeot UE-8. I couldn't be happier with the wheels - they built up nicely and didn't require a ton of toying around to get them properly trued. The polished rim is just icing on the cake.
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vote5
April 18, 2011
reviewed by: bluecannon
I bought this wheel as a replacement for my Sun m13ii's. I commute almost daily with my old '90 Raleigh. I wore out the rear M13 in about 8 months from brake wear. However, they were good rims. The CR-18' s are built heavier, and are a bit heavier. However, I am more interesting in strength and durability, so it does not bother me that much. I did have to take the washers off of my brake pads in order to make more space for the rim, since it is considerably wider than the m13ii. So far so good.
5
November 25, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
I needed some strong wheels to stay true as I was over 350 lbs. The pair of cr18s were built with Dt Swiss straight gauge spokes on some Ultegra 600 36 hole hubs. After a break in period and some small adjustments there staying true and have reliably helped me shed over 20 lbs . If you are looking for rugged durable wheels for training or carrying loads try these out.
5
February 28, 2021
reviewed by: anonymous
Great rim for vintage bikes using a wider tire. Awesome service from Tree Fort. Unfortunately Sun Ringle seems to have stopped making this rim.
5
March 31, 2012
reviewed by: bjo...@gm...l.com
Great rim value for the money. I have used these before, and will again. They take lots of punishment, and hold up through it all.
I once bought a bike that was in a head on crash. The frame was bent up bad, but the front wheel (cr18) was just fine.
5
December 11, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
I bought these to replace an old set of Araya rims (ERD 614). The Sun ones are some of the only ones on the market. Well built from what I can tell, though I haven't ridden on the much yet.
Only concern is that it is really difficult to get a 700c tire on them. Think three tire irons, and some decent muscle. It would be easier without a metal wire bead on the tire, if you are considering buy tires concurrently with the rims.
Otherwise a decent price for a rare 700c replacement.
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