Reverse Components BlackOne 35 indiv. Aufbau mit div. Naben 27,5" o. 29" | Mullet

I offer you the Reverse BlackOne 35 as the basis for building reliable, stylish wheels with a wide range of applications. AM/Trail/ED - depending on the design and hardness of use, you are well equipped for these categories. There really isn't much that makes these rims particularly "outstanding", but reliability often lies in proven parameters. =)
30mm rim width, 6069 aluminum alloy, plugged rim joint with sealant for reliable tubeless installation, Shotpeen surface treatment, as well as 27.5" and 29" and 32H versions - as already mentioned, none of this is particularly outstanding now, but all together it makes a solid rim that you can choose in different optical variants. In total there are 4 optical variants, this ad here deals with 3 of them: black anodizing with different color decals. The 4th variant gets its own ad.

On the one hand, there is "black/white" - i.e. quite clearly visible decals in white/grey, which contrast with the rim.
The second variant would be the "black/copper" variant - also a nice contrast to the black rim, but a little more "classy", as the decals here are in a rather warm bronze/copper tone.
Last but not least, there is also something for fans of understatement - the "stealth" version. Decals are also applied here, but in anthracite, and can therefore only be seen in good light.

There should be something for every taste here. =)

Well, but a rim alone does not make a wheel!
The centerpiece is still missing, the hub! There is quite a lot of choice here.
My normal brands, which I use here, are as follows:

Aivee
DT Swiss
Acros
Erase
Hope
Duke
Industry Nine
Carbon-Ti
Non+Components
Extralight
SON
Onyx Racing
Chris King

Which of these - in which version - could be suitable for you is also part of the further consultation.

Are you still reading this text here and therefore consider yourself "interested"?
Then give yourself a jolt and click on "Buy" - then we can get in direct contact here via the bike market, where I will definitely ask you the following questions immediately:

What wheel sizes do you need?
What loads (application hardness/system weight) are to be expected here?
In which bike will they be ridden?
Which wheels have you already used for comparable applications - and how have they held up? Were there any defects? If so, which ones?
What wishes/ideas would you like to see fulfilled?
Do you want a world in which you can drink from a toilet without getting a rash?

You could also start our conversation with exactly this small list of questions. =)

Thank you for your attention
maybe see you soon
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