Pure Cycles Original wheels: rim depth, spoke counts and valve length

2026-11-07

Pure Cycles Original wheels have several numerical descriptions that belong to different components. The detailed specification gives a 700C wheel label, 32H entries, 14G spokes, 40 mm rims and 60 mm Presta valves. Reading those figures together does not make them interchangeable dimensions.

Start the Pure Cycles Original wheels comparison with the wheel rows

The 671003 sheet lists front and rear wheels as 700C × 32H × 14G, alloy urban and bolt-on. The rear wheel adds “For Fixed and FW.” Preserve that rear qualification separately from the matching front and rear format labels.

The hub rows repeat alloy, 32H, 14G and a 3/8-inch bolt-on axle. These are useful catalogue identifiers to supply in a wheel enquiry. They are not instructions for replacing an axle, matching a hub to another frame or applying a tightening torque.

Distinguish rim depth from valve length

The detailed rim entry is “40mm Alloy Rim, Double Wall.” The Original overview describes 40 mm deep rims, with colors varying by model. The tube entry separately gives 700c × 28 mm and a 60 mm Presta valve. Rim depth and valve length therefore have their own source locations.

A 60 mm valve is not a statement that the rim is 60 mm deep. Nor does a 40 mm rim entry describe tire width. Keep the field name with each number when copying specifications into a parts question, instead of sending a bare list of measurements.

Keep spoke details attached to their source

Spokes are described as 14G steel ED black with ED black brass nipples. The same field includes F-273 / R-272 / N-16mm. Retain those front, rear and nipple distinctions rather than presenting a single unqualified length as the specification for the entire wheelset.

The local model reference is Pure Cycles Original Bike — Juliet. The separate white bicycle photograph shows wheels, rims and spokes, but no dimensions or spoke counts have been established from its pixels. The Pure Cycles introduction supplies wider range context.

Separate unidentified white dropbar bicycle with a single visible rear sprocket and apparent rim brakes — Unidentified white bicycle with drop handlebar, apparent rim brakes and one visible rear sprocket. Mechanical comparison, not Pure Cycles Original Juliet or evidence of its dimensions, parts or operating mode. Photograph: erik odiin. Photograph source (https://negativespace.co/minimal-white-road-bike/); Erik Odiin (https://unsplash.com/@odiin); Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/deed.en).

FAQ: keeping wheel numbers in their fields

Is 60 mm the published rim depth?

No. It belongs to the Presta valve entry; the overview describes 40 mm deep rims.

Does the sheet give one spoke notation for both ends?

No. The spoke field distinguishes F-273 from R-272 and also records N-16mm.

Does the photograph prove this wheel specification?

No. It shows another unidentified bicycle and serves as component-location context only.

Find the model's related references through the Pure Cycles topic.

Manufacturer references: Original 671003 specification (https://www.purecycles.com/pages/original-specs-671003); Original product and geometry (https://www.purecycles.com/products/original-21154); Original series overview (https://www.purecycles.com/pages/original-series-overview).

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