Duke Alufelgen Lucky Crazy Fury Star indiv. Aufbau mit div. Naben

ATTENTION!
This is not a bait and switch offer, but an attempt to stimulate communication in the bike market.

It is not normally possible to write to a commercial seller before buying and ask about the configuration or even about the usefulness of a build. Either you buy and enter into a - perceived - "commitment", or you just ponder for yourself in silence, but then leave it alone.

I therefore try to offer a compromise, which looks like this:

I make offers for "1€", about which we can get in contact and talk about possible setups and should it come to a configuration, I then ask you to buy a corresponding "full-priced" offer from me here in the bike market! In this way, we can start a conversation with a minimal hurdle (1€ is not too big a hurdle, I hope, and also means for myself that the automatic 4% commission that the bike market gets from me is manageable for pure advice) and if a configuration really does come about, the bike market will not be cheated out of its commission. If no configuration comes about, it's no big deal either.

So, enough preamble, let's get to the actual main course:

When we talk about "individual bodies", we often get exactly the same basic material and then slap different colored decals on it. The unique look is finished.
That works with Duke! Stickers! Woohoo! Customization!
.... but to be honest, there's a lot more.
=)
Duke not only has a wonderfully large range of stickers, but also a variety of rims like no other supplier on the market.
I'll start with the aluminum rims in the MTB sector.
First of all, there are 3 different series - the Lucky, Crazy and Fury Star.
These rims can be distinguished as follows:
Lucky: Every rim that has this nomenclature is anchored in the XC sector. However, there are also differences here, from extremely lightweight to quite robust rims that can also be used in the Trail/DownCountry sector. But the general rule is: light rims for light terrain!
Crazy: Not so crazy really, because you have to ride something when you're racing down AM trails. That's exactly what this range is for. Rims for the medium-heavy sector that are robust and can take a beating, but are very weight-optimized.
Fury: Even the name is hardly for freaking out, but rather for locking in - in blocked Enduro and DH trails. If you like it hard and juicy, you'll find it here!
Everything clear so far?
Then I won't bore you any further. The configuration options are massive! There are ultra-light rims, different rim widths, HD versions and of course various numbers of holes. Only one thing is almost non-existent: 27.5"! If you really want to let off steam with the possible combinations, you need 29" wheels, because that's what the ground is designed for. Only the FuryStar HD is available in 27.5", which should only be interesting for the hard or heavy caliber on 15kg+ bikes. You won't need these rims for XC riding.
Besides, it's hardly worth trying to find your own way around without further advice. Are you interested in a build? Then don't hesitate to click through to me (here in the bike market "Buy"), then we will certainly find a possible combination.
There should be something for every taste. =)

Well, but a rim alone does not make a wheel!
The center 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?
What could a guy like Savage be looking for here?
Sex, Frank?

So you could also start our conversation with exactly this little list of questions. =)

Thank you very much for your attention
maybe see you soon
witch