A motorcycle wheel consists of several key components:

Rim: The outer circular part of the wheel that holds the tire. It provides the contact surface for the tire and is typically made from aluminum or steel.

Hub: The central part of the wheel that contains the axle and often houses the bearings. It connects the wheel to the motorcycle's suspension and drivetrain.

Spokes: Metal rods that connect the rim to the hub, providing structural support and distributing loads evenly.

Bearings: Components housed in the hub that allow the wheel to spin smoothly around the axle.

The wheel plays a crucial role in the motorcycle’s handling, stability, and overall performance by supporting the tire and absorbing impacts from the road.