Product Description
The new benchmark for Enduro riding and light free riding.
6106 aluminum alloy
Clincher
Single eyelet
Traditional drilling
weight
Ø 26": 540 grams
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Submitted by
lebikerboy
a Weekend Warrior
from North VancouverDate Reviewed: December 23, 2011
Strengths: Strong,welded,look good,etc.Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: Great rim, great value.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Similar Products Used: Mavic F219, EN321, Sun Rhyno Lite, Easton Havoc, etc.
Bike Setup: Santa Cruz Tazmon
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Haggis
a Weekend Warrior
from NZDate Reviewed: August 10, 2010
Strengths: Good balance of width, weight and strength. Welded joint.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Highly recommended for 6" steamers. 21mm innner width gives better profile than 819 and the rims have held up to nearly 3 years abuse with barely a whimper, so much so that I'll probably transfer them to my new frame and sell off the DT E540 rims it comes with...
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: CRC
Similar Products Used: Mavic 819, 317, 519, 217, Ritchie, Sun.
Bike Setup: Reign
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Some Guy With A Bike
a Weekend Warrior
from Boise, ID, USADate Reviewed: January 16, 2010
Strengths: -Nice and light, but also strong
-builds up wonderfully
-a fairly flat inner rim surface for easy tubeless tape application (if you use tape)
-very little lateral flex
-wide enough for a buncha' tires
-a reliable WELDED joint
-Cheap *A LOT of quality for $60USD*
-they look good as wellWeaknesses: -the large holes for nipple starters (inner rim side) kind of worry me, but i have seen no problems yet, and i dont expect to
-the sticker scratches easily, i guessBottom Line: first of all, let me just say that i spent 10 full minutes trying to think of weaknesses. these rims are that great. i havent spent too much time on them, but nobody has. i plan to give a better review later. these rims are new, but they are good, surviving various light downhill runs, freerides, uphills, and everything in between. i wouldnt recommend these for downhill RACING, but for recreational downhill, these rims will last more than an all-mountain rim should. it builds up beautifully, having a glass-like look when spun for the first time, and weigh very little (i would give you the weight of the built-up wheel, but i dont have my scale). also, the inner surface is very easy to mount tubeless tapes on. it is flat and has little creases. the only weakness i could find was that the holes inside the rims are a little big, but this doesnt worry me in the slightest. and for $60USD, these have a great price tag to go along.
bottom line? Get Them.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$60.00
Purchased At: Eastside Cycles
Similar Products Used: -Sun Rhyno Lites (very nice)
-Jalco rims (some anonymous company, but also good)
-Alex Rims (forgot the model, but they folded on the first ride)
Bike Setup: EN521 rim laced with DT swiss prolock nipples and DT swiss Champion spokes to a Shimano XT centerlock hub (2010)
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