How to Choose Bike Wheels
Shimano WH-MT620 Wheel
$170.00 – to $210.00
Featuring a tubeless design for more challenging mountain terrain, the Shimano WH-MT620 Wheel is the perfect entry point to handle the course with wide range cassette compatibility and tire rigidity.
- Tubeless rims are lightweight yet offer reliable durability and rigidity for more aggressive riding
- 24 straight-pull J-bend spokes laced to Center Lock hubs for excellent strength and durability
- Rear wheel features a lightweight aluminum Micro Spline 12-speed freehub, compatible with 10-tooth top gear; smaller, more widely distributed splines limit cog damage
- Center Lock design makes disc rotor installation easy
Imported.
View all Shimano Mountain Bike Wheels| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Wheel Type | Rear 27.5 Boost Shimano: Rear Wheel Front 27.5 Boost: Front Wheel Rear 29 Boost Shimano: Rear Wheel Front 29 Boost: Front Wheel |
| Freehub Standard | Rear 27.5 Boost Shimano: Shimano Micro Spline Front 27.5 Boost: Not Applicable Rear 29 Boost Shimano: Shimano Micro Spline Front 29 Boost: Not Applicable |
| Hub Brake Design | Center Lock Disc |
| Front Axle | Rear 27.5 Boost Shimano: Not Applicable Front 27.5 Boost: 15 x 110 mm Thru-Axle (Boost) Rear 29 Boost Shimano: Not Applicable Front 29 Boost: 15 x 110 mm Thru-Axle (Boost) |
| Rear Axle | Rear 27.5 Boost Shimano: 12 x 148 mm Thru-Axle (Boost) Front 27.5 Boost: Not Applicable Rear 29 Boost Shimano: 12 x 148 mm Thru-Axle (Boost) Front 29 Boost: Not Applicable |
| Rear Spoke Count | 24 |
| Wheel Size | Rear 27.5 Boost Shimano: 27.5 inches Front 27.5 Boost: 27.5 inches Rear 29 Boost Shimano: 29 inches Front 29 Boost: 29 inches |
| Internal Rim Width | 30 millimeters |
| Tubeless Compatible | Yes |
| Rim Material | Aluminum |
| Weight | 1206 grams |
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Location:Bay Area
Age:55–64
5 years ago
Definitely NOT tubeless ready.
Horrible. Rims appeared to be taped properly, but discovered that the provided valve leaked at the rim interface. I discovered this AFTER wrestling with installing my tire with a tire insert. Wrrmestled the tire and insert off, scavenged a valve from another wheel, wrestled the insert and tire back on. Pumped it up again, and was shocked to see it was leaking from 2 holes on the non drive side of the rim. They appear to be factory, but there's no air leaking from the spoke holes. What a waste of money and the time and effort prepping it for use.
Age:55–64
Location:Austin, Texas
Age:25–34
5 years ago
Cheap and Effective
Yes , I recommend this product
This is tubeless ready. Easy to install and holds air very well. Just don't puncture the preinstalled tape with your tire levers. If you're not sure how to install a tubeless tire, just watch a youtube video. I've done a mountain biking trip with these in Big Bend Ranch State Park. Not one issue.
Age:25–34
Age:45–54
4 years ago
Good wheel
Yes , I recommend this product
Good extra wheel. Tubeless ready and easy to install pair with Maxxis DHF.
Age:45–54
4 years ago
5 years ago
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