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M25 – Cross Country (XC) | Industry 9 Hydra Boost | Black

Original price was: $1,499.00.Current price is: $795.00.

The M25 is a pure race horse. Fast on climbs and nimble on descends. Our lightest race day wheelset for the Mountain when every gram and second counts.

  • Intended use: Cross Country, Marathon, Ultra-Endurance
  • Inner rim width: 25 mm
  • Optimal tire sizes: 2.1 – 2.35″
  • Hookless bead design: Reducing pinch flats. Allowing for lower tire pressure. Better impact resistance.
  • Tubeless optimized design: Faster rolling. Better grip. More comfort. Increased puncture protection.
  • Bladed Sapim CX-Ray spokes for low rotational weight and superior strength
  • Weight: about 1445 grams
SKU: M25-2 Category:

Description

What does it do best? Why do you want this?

The M25 is our lightest race wheelset built for fast and long hours in the saddle and your best choice when you aim for the podium on race day. The M25 gets you up the ramps of a challenging XC course and saves valuable watts when you compete in a marathon event. The bladed Sapim CX-Ray spokes keep the rotational weight low (optional), and superlight Sapim PolyAx aluminium nipples add to a fast spin-up.


Specifications.

Rims
Depth: 23 mm
Internal width:
25 mm
External width:
30 mm
Hole Count:
28/28
Carbon Fiber:
Premium Toray T700/T800 layup
Finish:
Durable UD semi-gloss
Tubeless optimized:
 Yes
Tire Bead Seat: Hookless
Spoke Offset: 2 mm
Weight: 360 grams


Hubs

Brake compatibility: Centerlock disc or 6-Bolt
Axle options: front | 12×100, 15×100, 15×110 Boost, 9×100 (QR), 15×100 RS Torque, 15×110 RS Torque Boost, 20×110 (non-boost), 20×110 Boost or Lefty 1.0/2.0 (Industry 9 Hydra, Project321, Onyx Classic only; 6-Bolt only) & rear | 12×142, 12×148 Boost, 10×135 (QR), 10×141 (QR) Boost or 12×157 Superboost
Freehub options: Shimano HG11, Shimano HG11 Steel (Hope and Onyx), Shimano Microspline, Microspline Steel (Onyx only), Sram XD or Sram XD Steel (Onyx only), and quiet or loud pawls (Project321 only)

Spokes
Bladed Sapim CX-Ray (2.0-2.2×0.9×2.0)

Nipples
Sapim Polyax (aluminium)

Weight:
about 1445 grams


The Hubs.

Industry 9 Hydra: Made in Asheville, NC, the Industry 9 Hydra Classic is loaded with tech. It uses a groundbreaking 690 points-of-engagement 6-pawl freehub body that engages every 0.52 degrees. This ultra-fast engagement, delivering instant torque as soon your cranks move, perfect for technical Trail riding. And all this is packed into the lightest Mountain hubset we offer, the front hub weighs 128 grams and the rear hub 259 grams for Non-Boost. Available colors are black, blue, gold, green, lime, orange, pink, purple, red, silver and turquoise.


What else?

Your wheels will arrive at your doorstep taped tubeless-ready and with tubeless valve stems installed. No decals.

Additional information

Tire sizes*

Road:
R35, R45, R55: 23 mm – 43 mm
Gravel:
G50, G38: 28 mm – 2.4"
G24 650b: 35 mm – 2.4"
Mountain:
M25: 2.1" – 2.4"
M27: 2.1" – 2.7"
M30, M30 (27.5): 2.2" – 2.7"
M35, M35 (27.5): 2.4" – 3.1"

*These are our rim manufacturer's recommendation.

Tire pressures (max.)*

Road:
23 mm ∼ 110 psi/7.6 bar
25 mm ∼ 90 psi/6.2 bar
28 mm ∼ 80 psi/5.5 bar
30 mm ∼ 75 psi/5.2 bar
Gravel:
32 mm ∼ 70 psi/4.8 bar
35 mm ∼ 60 psi/4.2 bar
40 mm ∼ 50 psi/3.5 bar
43 mm ∼ 40 psi/2.8 bar
50 mm ∼ 35 psi/2.5 bar
Mountain:
2.1"-2.4" ∼ 40 psi/ 2.5 bar
2.7"-3.1" ∼ 35 psi/ 2.5 bar

*We compared a bunch of tires from different manufacturers. The recommended pressures above are an average trend manufactures are suggesting. Especially, if you run a tubeless setup sticking to the proposed numbers will make sure your tire won't blow off the rim in a tricky riding situation. For a tubed setup you can add 10 psi or 0.75 bar to the recommendation. However, less is usually more – more speed, more traction, and more comfort. Please check what your tire sidewall says to make a final decision.

System weight (max.)*

Road: 24/24 spokes: 225 lbs/100 kg
Gravel: 28/28 spokes: 275 lbs/125 kg
Mountain: 32/32 spokes: 295 lbs/135 kg

*Our recommendation based on spoke count and our rim manufacturer's recommendations with a good safety margin. System weight means you in your kit (e.g. 170 lbs), your bicycle (e.g. 18 lbs), and your gear (e.g. bags, bottles, GPS, etc).