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rideaday
a All Mountain RiderDate Reviewed: September 19, 2012
Strengths: I rally rough trails and the Rims seem fine.Weaknesses: The rear hub is toast, metal on metal after 2 years of mt biking riding.
Bottom Line: I am disappointed that I need a new hub. I never serviced them, never thought of it.
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Adam Bawden
a Racer
from Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaDate Reviewed: May 29, 2004
Strengths: Overall stiffness and lightweight. Little trueing neededWeaknesses: Rims easy to damageBottom Line: Wheel set is very light weight and strong. Only needed to service once and trued very little. Radial lacing on the front provided a nice even balance, while normal lacing on the rear was more than perfect. Tested in harsh conditions as i am a bike messenger. Only twice riden them off road but both times held up to a few nice drops and small ruts.
Ideal for any rider how likes going fast on road surfaces and styling on small drops.
*Side note* Easy to roll a tyre on and off these rims when changing, i have a set of other rims u need a 40 foot long lever and arms like tree trunks to get a tyre on, but these are a pleasure.
Favorite Trail: Melb C.B.D
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: City Cycles
Similar Products Used: Mavix CrossMax
Bike Setup: GT Zaskar Race, clipless, Fsa cranks and headset, deore
v- brakes.
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Christophe
a Weekend Warrior
from Boulder, CODate Reviewed: October 27, 2000
Strengths: Great super-light and cheap (now $70) front wheel. about 750g. NEVER had to service hub in more than 4000miles! Never had to true them either. Spokes keep taught. Lots of lateral stiffness. Fewer and shorter spokes (as a result of the radial lacing) creates less drag (noticable at over 40mph).Weaknesses: Rim is not very strongBottom Line: Don't complain about dinging the rim if you buy this wheel. It is meant to be a superlight wheel so by buying it, you are accepting this risk. I've ridden the front wheel carefully. Even done some trials and jumping with it. Just don't hit anything like a curb square on.
Favorite Trail: slickrock in Moab, UT
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At: Excel Sports
Similar Products Used: Mavic CrossMax
Bike Setup: Trek 7000 frame, raceface, Manitou x-vert super, XT front and rear, Real rear hub w/Syncros rim, answer riser bars, etc.
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aaron lipoold
a Cross Country Rider
from longmont coloradoDate Reviewed: July 28, 2000
Strengths: lightness looksWeaknesses: somewhat difficult to true. straight pull spokes break and rip out of hub flangeBottom Line: these wheels just don't hold up I've already sent them back so I can get them waranteed so i can sell them and buy some king hubs and some 517 to build my own wheels
Favorite Trail: winter park mountaingoat
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: none
Bike Setup: specialized S-works, race face next LP cranks,XTR brakes -levers- derailleurs-shifters,thompson post, SID sl, king head set
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