Our ranking Wheels enduro, e-bike
Season 2025
Enduro, all-mountain, and e-bikes. Wheels ready for rough terrain.

In the case of enduro wheels and electric bicycles (e-bikes), the key factors are primarily reliability and high durability. Although low weight is important, it is secondary. When building enduro wheels, we use dedicated rims for the toughest applications from renowned brands in this segment, such as DT Swiss and ZTR Stan’s NoTubes.

The wheels are available in two spoke configurations: Straightpull (straight spokes, 28 per wheel for lower weight) and Classic (traditional, 32 spokes). The higher number of spokes in the Classic version increases wheel durability. Straightpull wheels are intended for lighter users or terrain without heavy impacts, such as jumps from several meters. There are also Mullet 29/27.5″ sets with different rim sizes, which are becoming increasingly popular.

Choosing the right model of spokes is important when configuring wheels. By default, we use the Sapim D-Light model, which offers a relatively low weight and high durability. For very demanding technical terrain or for users where the total load exceeds 110 kg (bike, gear, and rider), we recommend selecting Sapim Race spokes in the configurator. This option will increase the durability of the wheels, which is crucial under heavy loads. Additionally, for the most demanding applications, consider using brass nipples, which are stronger than the lighter aluminum ones. Both types of nipples are available in the configurator, allowing you to customize the wheels to your individual needs.

DT Swiss FR 541

Weight: from 1950 grams (various configurations)
Inner rim width: 30 mm
Weight limit: 140 kg
Rim material: alloy

Our comment

The new extremely durable DT Swiss rim model has been specially designed for downhill and hard enduro. The FR 541 rim features a redesigned rim shape that minimizes the risk of tire punctures. The 30 mm internal width provides excellent tire support when cornering. The wheels are available in various configurations, such as Straightpull (28 straight spokes), Classic (32 bent spokes for a very strong build), and Mullet 29/27.5″ Straightpull.

DT Swiss EX 511

Weight: from 1950 grams (various configurations)
Inner rim width: 30 mm
Weight limit: 130 kg
Rim material: alloy

Our comment

The iconic EX 511 rim model from DT Swiss is a proven solution for enduro riding, where both durability and relatively low weight are important. The 30 mm internal width ensures excellent support for wide tires, resulting in very efficient wheel performance. Available in various configurations: Straightpull (28 straight spokes), Classic (32 bent spokes for a very strong build), and Mullet 29/27.5″ Straightpull.

ZTR Flow MK4

Weight: from 1830 grams (various configurations)
Inner rim width: 30 mm
Weight limit: 113 kg
Rim material: alloy

Our comment

The ZTR Flow MK4 rims are the latest generation of products from the American manufacturer Stan’s NoTubes. These wheels stand out as the lightest in the entire lineup. They are an excellent solution for users looking for lightweight enduro wheels that still maintain proper durability. Wheels available in two variants: Straightpull and Classic.

ZTR Flow EX3

Weight: from 2230 grams (various configurations)
Inner rim width: 29 mm
Weight limit: 130 kg
Rim material: alloy

Our comment

We are sure that the ZTR Flow EX3 wheels are the best configuration, focusing on ultra-durability and aggressive riding. These wheels are built on a reinforced three-chamber rim, specially designed for World Cup enduro and DH competitions. The wheels feature a strong classic build with 32 spokes, using strong Sapim Race spokes or the thickest Sapim Strong spokes available. This wheel setup was developed in close collaboration with Paweł Kurczab (Endurofina), creating the perfect set for both professional downhill racing and e-bikes.

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