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Ronal R50 AERO Racing Gold Rim Lip Diamond Cut
Ronal R50 AERO Racing Gold Rim Lip Diamond Cut
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RONAL R50 AERO
The RONAL R50 Aero anniversary wheel impresses not only with its fan-like cult spokes for cooling the brakes and the closed form boasting the legendary aerodynamics, but also with the unrivaled highlight color of gold-racing-rim lip diamond cut. In this way, RONAL breathes new life into the cult of former racing wheels from the 1980s with another very contemporary variant to mark the company's 50th birthday.
Ronal - We are not reinventing the wheel. But we improve it even more every day. And sometimes we surpass ourselves. Our wheels look great on the web and simply excellent on asphalt. And best of all: they also feel that way too.
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