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Built for riders who run tires around 45mm and ride fast on smooth gravel: a 26.5mm inside width keeps the tire profile round, in a compact 45mm-deep rim.
In stock (can be backordered)
Anath 456 Rim Profile
Rim Weight: 420 g.
Internal Width: 26,5 mm
ERD: 549
Profile: Asymmetrical
Construction: Carbon Hookless
Finish: UD
Tire Compatibility: Tubeless Tires (with or without inner tube)
Tire Pressure: Size & Pressure Chart
Go to our product support pages to register your product and get lifetime warranty and crash replacement on your carbon rims!
| Lightweight: | ★★★★☆ |
| Aerodynamics: | ★★★★☆ |
| Comfort: | ★★★☆☆ |
| Stiffness: | ★★★★★ |
| Versatility: | ★★★☆☆ |
This is the rim behind our Anath 456 SL wheelset: 45mm deep, 26.5mm internal, hookless and rated for tires from 38mm up to 50mm. It’s the narrower option in our gravel range, built for riders who prefer a tire around 45mm and a smooth, fast ride over ultimate width.
The ART asymmetric rim design keeps spoke tension even front and rear. Tubeless ready, and hand built in the Netherlands to the same standard as every 9th Wave rim.
Register your rim on our support pages to get lifetime warranty and crash replacement. See it built up in the Anath 456 SL, or read why a narrower rim can be the better choice in our journal article.
Building this rim into your own wheelset? Read how independent wheel builders like TRUST Cycles and BikeWheels put these rims to use in our journal article, or find a wheel builder near you on our dealer page.
This is the rim behind our Anath 456 SL wheelset: 45mm deep, 26.5mm internal, hookless and rated for tires from 38mm up to 50mm. It’s the narrower option in our gravel range, built for riders who prefer a tire around 45mm and a smooth, fast ride over ultimate width.
The ART asymmetric rim design keeps spoke tension even front and rear. Tubeless ready, and hand built in the Netherlands to the same standard as every 9th Wave rim.
Register your rim on our support pages to get lifetime warranty and crash replacement. See it built up in the Anath 456 SL, or read why a narrower rim can be the better choice in our journal article.
Building this rim into your own wheelset? Read how independent wheel builders like TRUST Cycles and BikeWheels put these rims to use in our journal article, or find a wheel builder near you on our dealer page.
