Rim Saver, Bare Innovation LLC

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The Problem

Your Tire Isn't Good at Protecting Your Rim

Right now you smash your rims into rocks and cross your fingers they don't break🤞 Your bike’s suspension has a bottom-out bumper, but your tire doesn’t...

Protective Bumper

Rim Saver absorbs the impact, so you don't have to worry about smashing your rims on rocks or getting pinch flats.

Easy Install

With patent-pending technology, Rim Saver moves out of the way during installation, making the process smoother and easier. Check it out here.

Engineered Design

Rim Saver's engineered design is tested both in the lab and on the trail to effectively spread out sharp impacts and absorb energy. Learn more here.

Rim Saver allows your tire's sidewall to track the ground for maximum grip while providing protection from harsh impacts. It's lightweight and easy to install, so there's no reason not to run one.

— Rob G

Installation was quick and easy, and it doesn't add any noticeable weight to my bike. I forget it's there until I hit a few rough spots where I would have normally worry about rim dents. Rim Saver has been keeping my wheels in perfect condition. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to extend the life of their rims!

— Tanor B

Since installing Rim Saver, I’m charging into the rocks with more confidence that my ride won’t end in a flat, and with lower PSI to link up on the dust. Plus it was the easiest insert install that I’ve ever done.

— Pat M

Rim Saver has kept me riding the same chunky terrain as before with the confidence that I won't wreck my rims.

— Sam G

Fast and Consistent Ride Feel

Rim Saver stays in place and won’t deform while you ride, meaning no added rolling resistance and a fast, responsive ride feel. Its low-profile design doesn’t affect tire handling, keeping your tires handling consistent and confidence-inspiring.

How does it keep handling consistent? Check it out here.

How Does it Work?

When a rock strikes your rim, the impact can be sharp enough to cause rim damage or pinch-flat your tire. A tire insert needs to be tough enough to absorb this energy without being sliced though to turn that sharp impact into a more manageable one. Its design disperses and absorbs sharp impacts, giving your rim and tire a fighting chance.

Why do wheels even break? and what can we do about, even without an insert? Learn more here.

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