Sturmey Archer X-RD3 Rear Wheel 28" 3S Aluminum - Silver

Name: Hollandbikeshop.com
Address: Molenweer 22, Wateringen, 2291NR, NL
Telephone: +31 (0)70 - 300 00 44

EAN 4043598439711
Brand: Sturmey Archer
Product Model: 653525

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Rear wheel 28 inch
Drum brake, 3 gears, Sturmey Archer X-RD3 hub 70 mm.
Rim: Ryde HL32.

Sturmey Archer X-RD3:
3 speed 70 mm drum brake rear hub.
Classic 3-speed gear hub with a gear ratio of 177%.
Acceleration steps of 33% and 33%.
A356 Aluminum hub shell.
36 spoke holes.
Gear is included.
Weight: +/- 1400 grams

Gear ratio
Total reach - 177%
Gear 1-75% (2-25% gear)
Gear 2 - 100% (direct drive)
Gear 3 - 133% (gear 2 + 33%)

Rim Ryde 28 inch
622.36 holes, spoke hole 13, Alu-Inox look HL32

This rim has been developed as a replacement for the Ryde ST32 and stainless steel rims
offers the same look with a polished surface.
With aluminum the edge is also stiffer and slightly lighter.

Size: 28 inch (26-622), Number of spoke holes: 36, Westwood profile, Valve hole width: 8.5 mm (for all valves).
Total rim width: 25.5 mm, Rim height: 19.5 mm, for tire size: 38-622 or 40-622 or 47-622
Weight: approximately 802 g.

Suitable for inner and outer tires:
Inch size:
28 x 0.90
28 x 7/8
28 x 1.00
28 x 1 1/16
28 x 1.10
28 x 1 5/8 x 1 1/8
28 x 1.20
28 x 1.25
28 x 1 5/8 x 1 1/4
28 x 1.30
28 x 1.35
28 x 1.40

ETRTO Size:
19-622
20-622
22-622
23-622
24-622
25-622
26-622
28-622
30-622
32-622
33-622
35-622
37-622

Brand Wheel: Unbranded
Brand: hub: Sturmey archer
Brand of rim: Ryde HL32.
Color: silver
rear sprocket: included
The wheel is supplied without rim tape

Sturmey-Archer produces bicycle gear hubs and motorcycle gearboxes, as well as built-in engines.

Sturmey-Archer was established in Nottingham in 1902, when Sir Frank Bowden met teacher Henry Sturmey and engineer James Archer.
Both had designed a 3-speed gear hub for the bicycle and Sir Bowden brought the two together.
They subsequently founded the Three-Speed Syndicate Ltd. of Nottingham.
The Sturmey-Archer hub was used in Sir Bowden’s bicycles and Sturmey-Archer remained part of the Raleigh enterprise set up by Sir Bowden.

Bowden went on to produce motorcycles.
Sturmey-Archer manufactured gear boxes for dozens of motorcycle brands and was commissioned to produce motorcycles for the British Army at the start of World War I.
After the war, the company continued developing built-in engines for many different brands.
The last built-in engine they produced was a 50 cc two-stroke engine for Radco, used by this brand between 1958 and 1960.

Sturmey-Archer’s most important product remains the 3 speed gear hub for bicycles, which can be operated from the handlebars using a Bowden cable.
Versions with 4, 5, 6 and even 7 gears were introduced later on.

In 2002, the company was bought by SunRace, another company in the sector that’s located in Taiwan.
In September of that year the Nottingham branch closed down and production was moved to Taiwan. Sturmey-Archer’s European headquarters are located in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.