R for reverse. The V1-R used a slightly larger centre disk and reverse mounted shells for larger 15 and 16″ diameters versus the V-1. With now thirty years past since release, some V-1’s and V1-R’s have had center caps and disk plates swapped around, and sometimes confuse which model is which. The V1-R is easily identifiable by a raised edge on the tops of the spoke blades that carry past wheel assembly bolts right to the edge of the centre section.
The V1-R came in gold, silver and white colours, with optional “chrome” highlights, and optional Electron locking centre caps. There was also a limited “Black Version” (year unknown) which came equipped with both options.
Like the V-1, there is extreme demand for this wheel, and it often fetches high dollars.
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| Construction | 3-piece |
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| Available PCD | 4H PCD100, 4H PCD110, 4H PCD114.3, 5H PCD100, 5H PCD110, 5H PCD114.3 |
| KS Ranking (/10) | |
| Nihongo-de Search | ヒロ |
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