RM650BC05 Carbon MTB Rim

Comments on Recon RIM RM650BC05

Hookless carbon 650B mtb 35mm wide AM 27.5 rims tubeless compatible

Christian 2020/11/15

Hello I will buy two RM650BC05 rims and will use washers under the nipple. What shape is best for the washer, curved or flat? On the picture the area looks flat, but I don`t know how wide is this area. Can you please tell me how wide it is or what kind of whasers are the best. By the way, will there be some Black Friday deals? If not than I can order now. Thanks a lot, Christian

LightBicycle 2020/11/16

Hi Christian, 1. I will confirm the washer type with our engineer just in case. We don't use nipple washers while building wheels including 650B wheels 27.5er, so I would like to be sure. 2. For black Friday sale, we just sent you an email. Please check. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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REY 2020/04/20

Hi, When this rim RM650BC05 heavy duty will be available? how much is the shipping to Singapore Thanks

LightBicycle 2020/04/20

Hi Rey, The reinforced (heavy duty) version of RM650BC05 650B rim is available. In fact, all reinforced customization options are available. May i know your weight and riding style please? Then we can check how much carbon fiber material and weight we should add for you. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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Nick 2019/03/23

Do I need to pay extra duty on the RM650BC05? I am looking at ordering my wife a set but it is indicating I have to order from your global warehouse.

LightBicycle 2019/03/25

Hi Nick, We don't have RM650BC05 650B rims stock in the North America warehouse, thus, the wheelset will be manufactured and shipped from our Global warehouse (in China). As for the duty/tax, we usually lower the declared value on the customs documentation (USD220/wheelset) so you can pay less. Have you decided on the configurations yet? Let me know if I can help. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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Manfred 2018/08/19

Hi, I want to order two of these rims in 29 inch. Is that possible? Greetings Manfred

LightBicycle 2018/08/20

Hi Manfred, We have 29er rims named RM29C07 is the same width and depth as RM650BC05. I sent the rim drawing to your email. Please check. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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Konrad 2018/02/24

Hello. Does the RM650BC05 rim have a beadlock that holds the tubeless tire? Regards, Konrad.

LightBicycle 2018/02/24

Hi Konrad, Attaching with rim profile of RM650BC05 for your ref. The rim is with hookless design, but it's compatible with the tubeless tire. As long as you run under 40psi, the tire will be safe and sound mounted. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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Paul 2018/01/22

Looking for a carbon all mountain rim. Does this rim offer non drill external? Only internal (Spoke nipple holes? https://www.lightbicycle.com/Hookless-carbon-650B-mtb-35mm-wide-AM-27-5-rims-tubeless-compatible.html

LightBicycle 2018/01/22

Hello Paul, Thanks for your inquiry. The 35mm wide 650B rim can be drilled with UST version (without holes on rim bed, only valve hole). Please find attached pictures. Is that what you like? Lightbicycle

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Larry 2017/03/10

I'm 140kg (310lbs). You list 130kg as your max weight. You also recommend that heavy and agressive riders use the "HD" version. Would the HD rims be stronger? What's the max weight limit on the HD rims?

LightBicycle 2017/03/11

Hello Larry, Thanks for your inquiry. The max weight limit is a rough estimate. You can go with HD version. The HD version has extra layers for increased stiffness and sidewall reinforcement. Ideal for large and aggressive riders. The HD version is with a heavier weight about 50g added. It is suitable for your riding. Or you can try the 38mm wide HD version. It is much wider and stronger. The max weight limit is around 150kg. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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Jimmy 2016/12/17

Hello, Can you please tell me the spoke length for this rim using DT Swiss 240s hubs, 12x148 rear and 15x110 front, the wheels will be laced 3 cross using J bend DT Swiss Revolution spokes. I previously submitted my question but failed to give the hub size. Thank You.

LightBicycle 2016/12/19

Hello Jimmy, Thanks for your inquiry. RM650BC05 (35mm width): 400 /-15g, $175/pcs UD matte 32H rims are in stock and will ship within 2 business days. Due to the complexity and variations with calculating spoke lengths, we cannot guarantee the spokes will be the perfect length for your wheels. For this reason it is best to confirm the spokes length with your own builders. Thanks, Light-bicycle

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Lincoln 2016/11/25

Question...I have used DT Swiss 240s hubs from old wheels here. If I send them to you can you build the wheels using my hubs? Thank you, Lincoln

LightBicycle 2016/11/25

Hello Lincoln, Thanks for your inquiry. It’s ok to send us hubs and build the wheelset for you. We can offer our address once you are ready to ship hubs to us. Please find our quotations as below. All pricing in USD. -Rim (RM650BC05): 400 /-15g, $175/pcs -Spoke (DT competition race): $1.67/pcs including nipple -Spoke (Sapim cx-ray): $2.7/pcs including nipple -Building cost: $25 -Delivery cost: $78 for one wheelset to USA Thanks, Light-bicycle

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frustrated 2016/11/11

I'm looking for a hub..and spoke length for a rim laying around. Rim= IBIS 728 symmetrical rear rim. 5mm offset 32hole for a 27.5 rim info. outer width=38 inner width=34 rim weight 502 32 hole tubeless rim section height 19.5 spoke offset 5 mm cross 3 ERD= 559.4 prev. hub 240s 28 hole center lock. obviously wont work bike has a 1x11 thru axle, center lock sytem on it... frame is not boost campatible ibis builds a whole wheel using industry nine hubs on this same rim.. but won't sell individual hub/ spokes for me to build wheel.. brain farting... if I had the dimensions for the hub they are using, I could possibly buy direct from indurstry nine .... any other alternative hubs and spoke lengths to suggest

LightBicycle 2016/11/12

Hello Frustrated, Thanks for your inquiry. We haven't built our rims with Industry 9 hubs, so cannot confirm the correct spoke length for your wheels. And we don't sell similar hubs as Industry 9 hubs, so cannot confirm the hub info. I am sorry about that. Or you can order the wheels from us. We can build the wheels with Hope/ DTSwiss hubs to compatible with your bike. Does that work for you? Thanks, Lightbicycle

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neil 2016/11/08

I now have a couple hundred miles on the C05 (30mm internal width) rims. I'm roughly 85kg, riding a Canyon Strive in the Rocky Mountains. Lots of steep, rocky terrain. I'm a fairly aggressive rider, but have not historically been a rim killer. I cam off of a pair of Derby carbon rims (35mm internal width) on another bike. The rims were packed well and made well, with even spoke tension and good attention to detail. I gotta say I was pretty skeptical that a pair of rims this light and this reasonable in terms of cost could be made stiff and sturdy, but they've performed amazingly well. I've had more than a few missed landings and square edged hits that were enough to test the fortitude of the rims and they came out the other end unscathed. I think if you're a heavier rider or you go through rims easily you might want to step up to one of the beefier models, but don't let the price of these carbon rims fool you. They're well-made and worth the investment.

LightBicycle 2016/11/10

Hello Neil, Thanks for your support. Recently, we also have wider 38mm and 40mm asymmetric rims which are much stronger and ideal for large and aggressive riders. Both rims with the heavier version and have extra layers for increased stiffness and sidewall reinforcement. Any question please feel free to contact us, will do the best support. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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ryan 2016/09/01

I have a set of DT swiss 240 hubs, the 142mm version. I'd like to buy these rims in the 650b for my Santa Cruz Bronson. I weigh 220 lbs and ride enduro mainly, rather aggressive. I want a durable rim with good stability. What would you recommend, the 35mm or 38mm??

Light-Bicycle 2016/09/02

Hello Ryan, Thanks for your inquiry. According to your info, we’d like to recommend the 38mm wide 650B rim. It is much wider and stronger, and durable enough for aggressive riding. Also, if you ride quite aggressively, then go with the HD version. The HD version has extra layers for increased stiffness and sidewall reinforcement. Ideal for large and aggressive riders. Thanks, Light-bicycle

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aitor 2016/06/25

Hello! I thought about buying these rims but not if it will be enough durable. I ride aggressive enduro and bikepark in the summer, they will be mounted in a yt capra. what do you think guys?? Have i to choose heavy duty rims or oder rim??

Light-Bicycle 2016/06/30

Hello Aitor, Sorry for the late reply. We were on the vacation in last 4 days, so can not reply you in time. According to you info, we’d like to recommend the 35mm width HD version. The HD version has extra layers for increased stiffness and sidewall reinforcement. Ideal for large and aggressive riders. If you are a large rider, then go with the 38mm width rim. It is much wider and deeper so the lateral and vertical stiffness are increased. And it is the strongest rim we have here. Thanks, Light-bicycle

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James 2016/03/11

Awesome rims! Bought a set 5 months ago, built a wheelset with DT Revolution spokes, and I9 hubs and have had no issues and the wheels are still as true and solid as when they were built. Have put about 150 miles of AM riding on them so far. I went all out with custom graphics and LB did an excellent job of applying the decals and they look great. Will be buying LB rims again for sure.

Light-Bicycle 2016/03/11

Hello James, We are so happy you are enjoying your new rims. It would be great to see a picture of them on your bike! Thank you for your continued support. Happy Trails! Lightbicycle

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Juan 2016/03/03

Dear Sir, I am planning to buy a set of rim to use it with my (DT 275 Spline M1700) hubs, 28 spokes straight pull / rear boost hub. 1. I have seen two options rims (normal - asymmetrical), is it possible to use asymmetrical with these hubs? 2. Which type of spokes I need to buy for this hubs in order to use it with the asymmetrical or the normal? 3. How much the shipping will cost to Santiago, Chile? i. for one pair of 27.5 rims ii. one pair of 27.5 and another pair of 29 rims. Regards, Juan.

Light-Bicycle 2016/03/04

Hello Juan, Thanks for your inquiry. RM650BC05 (35mm width symmetrical): 400 /-125g, $175/pcs RM650BC17 (34mm width asymmetrical): 410g /-15, $259/pcs -Sure. Both of our rims can work well with your hubs. -Normally, we use DT competition round/ Sapim cx-ray/ Pillar x-tra 1420 aero spokes. You can have a try. -Shipping with DHL for two rims is $140, and it is $194 for 4pcs rims to Chile. All pricing in USD. Thanks, Lightbicycle

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