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Weight
30 grams
# of Reviews
3
Average Rating
2.33/5
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Don’t like quick-release skewers then try a set of bolt-ons for added security. Chro-moly shaft with alloy nut and end cap. Front / 100mm, rear / 135mm.
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Dukegnarley
a Weekend Warrior
from Ellensburg, WaFebruary 18, 2009 Duration Product Used: Tested or demo'ed only Price Paid:
$10.00 Purchased At: nashbar of course Strengths: they look like quality pieces, and the front went on well. Weaknesses: the rear skewer was way way too short to work on my '01 fsr Similar Products Used: normal qr stuff Bike Setup: '01 fsr s-works Bottom Line: bottom line is they don't work because the rear is too short. it might work on a hardtail or something with really thin drop outs. Value Rating: Overall Rating:
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Curmy
a Cross Country Rider
from CaliforniaDecember 2, 2008 Duration Product Used: More than 3 years Purchased At: Nashbar Strengths: It used to be good. Weaknesses: New version I have bought recently is noticeably shorter and does not fit even moderately thick dropout and frame. Similar Products Used: Halo Hex bolt-on extra long - use those instead. Bottom Line: Avoid, and if you have then - check if thread is engaged deep enough. Halo Hex extra long will be a better choice. Value Rating: Overall Rating:
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Ryan
a Weekend Warrior
from Lancaster, CAMarch 29, 2008 Favorite Trail: Anything off-road Duration Product Used: 2 Years Price Paid:
$10.00 Purchased At: nashbar.com Strengths: They simply work Weaknesses: Need a tool to get them on/off (only bad if you don't have your tool with you, which you should) Similar Products Used: Quick release ones with the little lever that come on all bikes. Bike Setup: 2005 Giant XTC 2 Bottom Line: Just put them on, bolt them down and you are ready to go. Value Rating: Overall Rating:
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