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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 rims are renowned as the top-selling motorcycle rims worldwide, trusted by riders who demand performance and reliability. Crafted from Excel's exclusive 7000 Series aluminum alloy, these rims feature higher yield strength for improved durability in demanding conditions. Their advanced extrusion design, complex multi-step forming process, robotic welding, and hard anodizing ensure they withstand the harsh environments of competitive racing. Designed specifically for use with OEM hubs, these rims are engineered to deliver consistent performance on the track or trail without compromising strength or weight. The sleek black finish not only enhances the bike's aesthetic but also provides added protection against corrosion and wear. The 17-inch diameter and 2.50-inch width make them suitable for a variety of powersports applications, offering excellent handling and stability. Whether you're upgrading your motorcycle for competition or replacing worn components, these Takasago rims offer a perfect balance of strength, weight savings, and style. Rely on Excel's proven engineering to keep you moving forward with confidence and performance.
Features:
- Constructed from Excel's exclusive 7000 Series aluminum alloy for high strength and durability
- Designed for use with OEM hubs, not compatible with Excel Pro Series hubs
- Engineered to endure the rigors of competitive racing environments
- Advanced extrusion and multi-step forming processes enhance structural integrity
- Robotic welding and hard anodizing provide corrosion resistance and longevity
- Sleek black finish for aesthetic appeal and surface protection
- 17-inch diameter with 2.50-inch width offers optimal handling and stability