The New Anax32 XC is a 32" Carbon MTB Wheelset from Light Bicycle That's Available Now

"Washington's long-time carbon wheel brand, Light Bicycle, just released what might be the first widely accessible 32″ carbon MTB wheelset. Starting at a little over $1,400, the new Anax32 XC is ready to purchase now and carries a 5-year Pro Warranty. Light Bicycle's Anax32 XC wheelset is at the front of the pack on the emerging 32-inch mountain bike space. The wheelset is geared towards the cross-country rider, so the set is relatively light. But each carbon hoop weighs 380g."

"Mainly because the new 32″ spoke lengths have limited availability, the wheelset is available exclusively as a complete custom build. The Anax32 XC wheelsets are built through Light Bicycle's hand-building program. When purchasing the new wheelset, riders can choose from several hub options, including DT Swiss 350 and 240 models, Industry Nine 1/1 and Hydra variants, Hope Pro 5, Erase, and Chris King hubs. Retail: $1,464, with 5-Year Warranty. A Lifetime Warranty upgrade is available for an additional $100"

"32″ carbon hookless rim 30mm internal width 380g rim weight (each) Tubeless ready Wheelset-only builds Custom hub, spoke, & nipple selection For those cross-country riders out there ready to tackle the new 32″ craze head-on, the Anax32 XC represents an early and easy point of entry into the new segment. Like Star Trek, "Boldly going where no man has gone before"."

Light Bicycle launched the Anax32 XC, a 32″ carbon mountain bike wheelset aimed at cross-country riders, priced from $1,464 with a standard 5-year Pro Warranty and an optional lifetime upgrade. Each hookless carbon rim weighs 380g and has a 30mm internal width; rims are tubeless-ready. The light rim weight allows complete builds to approximate current 29″ race wheelset weights while preserving larger 32″ ride characteristics. The wheelsets are offered only as complete custom builds through Light Bicycle's hand-building program due to limited 32″ spoke lengths. Available hub options include DT Swiss, Industry Nine, Hope, and Chris King.

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