Rim symmetry

Symmetrical rims are a universal classic, while asymmetrical rims improve stress balance, stiffness and durability thanks to their offset hole design. The ideal choice for demanding terrain and racing bikes.

Symmetrical rims


Symmetrical rims have a traditional, evenly distributed profile. This type of rim can be found on the vast majority of classic bikes with rim brakes.


Asymmetrical rims


Asymmetrical rims are designed with offset spoke holes, allowing spoke tension to be balanced more effectively on both sides of the wheel. This design increases the stiffness and durability of the wheel build, contributing to better power transfer and overall performance. Asymmetrical rims are ideal for demanding conditions and riders looking for maximum strength and reliability, especially on mountain and racing bikes. In general, when building disc-brake wheels, we always prefer asymmetrical rims.

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