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- For use with O.E.M. hubs, NOT Excel Pro Series hubs
- Designed to survive the rigors of competition
The Excel Takasago rim is renowned as the top-selling motorcycle rim worldwide, trusted by riders and professionals for its durability and performance. Crafted from Excel's exclusive 7000 Series aluminum alloy, this rim offers a higher yield strength that ensures resilience under demanding conditions. Its advanced extrusion design, complex multi-step forming process, robotic welding, and hard anodizing provide superior strength and longevity, making it an ideal choice for competitive and off-road applications. Designed to fit OEM hubs, this rim is engineered to withstand the rigors of intense riding environments, providing reliable performance mile after mile. The sleek silver finish not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your motorcycle but also offers corrosion resistance, ensuring the rim maintains its appearance over time. With a 19-inch diameter and 2.15-inch width, this rim is suitable for a variety of powersports motorcycles, offering a precise fit and optimal handling. Whether you're upgrading your bike for competition or replacing a worn-out rim, the Takasago model delivers unmatched quality and durability. Easy to install and built to last, this rim is a dependable component for serious riders seeking top-tier performance in their motorcycle wheels.
Features:
- Constructed from Excel's exclusive 7000 Series aluminum alloy for higher strength and durability
- Designed for use with OEM hubs, ensuring compatibility and reliable fit
- Complex multi-step forming and advanced robotic welding for structural integrity
- Hard anodized finish provides corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal
- 19-inch diameter with a 2.15-inch width, suitable for a range of powersports motorcycles