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Ronal R68 Hyper Grey
Ronal R68 Hyper Grey
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RONAL R68
The R68 reinterprets the multi-spoke design in a lively and modern way. This wheel convinces with the unique interplay with the offset spoke levels: 20 opposing yet interrelated spokes merge into a single technical and visual unit. Delicate, clean lines give the design a dynamic and sporty touch. The R68 is available with two different surface finishes: in Jetblack as well as in the innovative Hyper grey – a new RONAL colour.
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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