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E-thirteen 27.5 rim on a DT Swiss 370 straight pull hub 28 spokes. Driver is alloy HG. Inside width 29mm outside 33mm. Price includes the trainer tire (in pics) Came on my wife's bike (used) but has only seen trainer duty since 2019 Native config is 142 ta, was "boosted" , currently is set up 135 qr. All adaptors including the rotor spacer included (see photo). + a spare "Trainer skewer". Great option for a "wheel on trainer" as it can fit multiple bikes.. Gravel / CX no problem,. Road frames too, so long as there is space between the chain stays. .

2017~ish Tacx Flow smart trainer,. Being a "smart trainer" it plugs in and the resistance is self adjusting using an app. It works with most training apps. Zwift, Rouvy, Trainer Road, etc.... And the Tacx app. Sustained power is 800watts/ Max about 1100watts. It works great, I just went to a direct mount trainer. Motivated to sell. Why and how is it "Modded"? Well its not more powerful. The original wheel mount didn't work with boost hub bikes So I had it made wider at a local fabricator, now is has a bit more range. Still works with 130 road, but now it accepts everything axle width except 157. The mounts now both threaded to fit and lock ring keeps it tight. No issues at all, and I used it for the entire winter after it was done. Comes with all the trainer tires shown if desired : Vitoria Red Road trainer tire, Conti 27.5x 2.0 trainer and a 26 x 1.5 slick, all definitely help with the noise. The original QR skewer, an axillary antenna (for ANT devices), and a set of Wolf Tooth thru axle trainer caps. Also for sale, but not included in the price, is a 27.5 wheel with a DT Swiss 370 hub Listed separate under "e-13 with DT hub" Shown in pics with the Trainer tire mounted. $125 with the trainer. + $30 with 9 or 10 spd cassette (lightly used) + $50 with new 11spd cassette.. Hub is currently set up with 135 qr axle caps (as in pics) ALL the axle adaptors incouded. 142 TA and a148 TA boost kit./ rotor spacer, so it works on almost any bike including ; 29r's and road bikes (if they aren't to skinny in the back end)..