SKU: QR1930

DT Swiss RWS MTB Skewer Quick Release x 135mm Steel Aluminum Lever Rear

Vendor DT Swiss
Regular price $44.29
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Specifications

Weight54
MPNHWQASM00S2943S
UPC7630013912590

The RWS for road or MTB wheels with its steel axle and alloy lever is strong and reliable. It will always give the rider a strong connection between wheel and frame or fork, ensuring a safe and precise ride at all times. The patented wheel mounting system from DT Swiss is stiffer, safer and more user friendly than conventional quick releases. 100% disc brake compatible.
  • Ratcheting system tightens skewers with turns rather than using a cam
  • Up to 50% more clamping force than standard quick releases
  • Lever can be rotated into an ideal position after tightening
Description
The RWS for road or MTB wheels with its steel axle and alloy lever is strong and reliable. It will always give the rider a strong connection between wheel and frame or fork, ensuring a safe and precise ride at all times. The patented wheel mounting system from DT Swiss is stiffer, safer and more user friendly than conventional quick releases. 100% disc brake compatible.
  • Ratcheting system tightens skewers with turns rather than using a cam
  • Up to 50% more clamping force than standard quick releases
  • Lever can be rotated into an ideal position after tightening

Customer Reviews

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BlueGreen

Tip is to look at short installation videos; this item is not a typical QR skewer - it is better. Easy to install and to tighten. Just do not overtighten. The skewer is a useful upgrade to a routine bicycle to stop rear wheel alignment from shifting.;

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GEE OTTO

If you are running traditional skewers even expensive ones toss them and buy a set of these DT Swiss RWS skewers. All the clamping force of TA but the simplicity of skewers for keeping it all in one place. These clamp like nobodys business! If you bike suffers from loose stretched skewers this is the fix.;

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Amazon Customer

Light weight clamps hard. Careful it’s easy to compress your bearings too much.;

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AndreyT

I have a bicycle (Specialized TriCross) with 135mm rear spacing so naturally I bought a pair of these skewers: 100mm for the front and 135mm for the rear.

However when installed on the bike the rear skewer "grabs" only about 10mm of the thread in the skewer nut. The threaded hole in the skewer nut is about 15mm long and this skewer leaves about one-third of it unused. This makes it easier to strip the thread in the nut (which is kinda softish by itself) when tightening the skewer. This is what eventually happened in my case and one can also find numerous reports of it happening here and on the Net.

Meanwhile the front 100mm skewer is a perfect fit: the whole 15mm of the nut thread is used by the skewer axle: the tip of the skewer axle ends flush with the surface of the nut.

The rear skewer sold as "135mm" should be about 5mm longer! Considering that they also sell "130mm" version it makes one wonder if something got mislabeled and "130mm" version gets sold in place of "135mm" by mistake.

Other than that they do work and look nice. But remember to check how much of the skewer nut is being "grabbed" by the threaded end of the skewer axle. If you discover that the skewer is too short be very careful when tightening it. It becomes quite easy to strip.;

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EJ

You can get this pretty tight compared to a regular lever skewer. I purchased this bc I needed extra tension bc it seems that my axle is moving inside my dropouts causing wear. This did not exactly help my issue but as a skewer itself it is quality and well designed.;