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The Oxford Evo Rear Trail Wheel is designed for mountain bikers seeking a high-performance, durable upgrade for aggressive trail riding. Featuring a 26mm internal rim width and rapid 216-point hub engagement, it provides excellent power transfer and stability for tires ranging from 2.0 to 2.6 inches, though riders should note it requires a frame compatible with the 12 x 148mm Boost axle standard.
| Model Part Number | 5030009454318 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Oxford |
Check your specific packaging; while the rim is tubeless-ready, you may need to apply tubeless tape and install valves separately.
This model is designed specifically for SRAM XD systems. Conversion would require replacing the freehub body.
While specific rider weight limits vary by riding style, the 32-spoke construction is built for heavy-duty trail use.
No, this wheel is strictly for 12 x 148mm Boost spaced frames and will not fit standard 12 x 142mm frames.
Depending on riding conditions, inspect and clean the hub internals every 6 to 12 months.
Check that your through-axle is tightened to the frame manufacturer's specified torque.
Check the freehub body for debris and ensure the pawl springs are seated correctly.
Use a spoke wrench to adjust tension; if the wheel is significantly out of true, consult a professional bike shop.
To ensure proper installation, verify your frame utilizes the 12 x 148mm Boost rear axle standard. Because this wheel features a SRAM XD freehub body, ensure your cassette is compatible with the XD driver before installation. When mounting tires, ensure you are using rim tape suitable for your preferred setup (tubeless or tubed). Routine maintenance should include checking spoke tension after the first few rides, as new wheels often require a minor 'settling in' adjustment. Clean the wheel with mild soap and water, avoiding high-pressure washers, which can force contaminants past the sealed hub bearings.
