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The SpeedDisc All Mountain utilizes WTB’s proprietary Safety Seal design as well as eyelets. The 475-gram rim features a wide, 26.5-millimeter profile that can roll with the punches and come out straight and true.
32 Holes
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Jman0000
a Cross Country Rider
from TexasDate Reviewed: February 7, 2012
Strengths: I guess they're fairly inexpensive. Not sure b/c they came stock on my Hei Hei. Somewhat light???Weaknesses: Out of true already after less than 1 month's riding (front and rear). I'm not a very aggressive rider. Just local single track/XC stuff and some urban rides around the city. I guess I'm disappointed because these are supposed to be "All Mountain", which should be tougher than XC. For me, these definitely wouldn't do for AM riding.Bottom Line: I expected more from an AM rim. Possibly out of true because they're machine built (I think).
Favorite Trail: Memorial
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: Blue Line Bike Lab
Bike Setup: 2012 Kona Hei Hei 29 - Stock
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mtn-madness
a Weekend Warrior
from Southern OregonDate Reviewed: October 15, 2010
Strengths: Light weight, disc only, black, wide enough for 2.3in tires.Weaknesses: Not durable enough. Rear rim has developed a flat spot centered on the value stem hole. Overall strength and long term durability under "all mountain" use is questionable.Bottom Line: I weight 180lbs (82kg), 5'10". I ride extremely steep slopes around my town using old logging roads to connect nasty treacherous descents with many drops off rock outcrops. I also do light free riding around town and at the skate park. I may been exceeding the this rims capabilities, but I ride all mountains!?. Maybe WTB should label the SpeedDisc as an xc product?
I built up these rims into a bomber wheelset using shimano xt hubs, DT Swiss supercomp spokes and alloy nips. The wheelset has lasted more than 3yrs under the rough conditions I ride. The wheel always stays true no matter how bad the crash. However, the rear rim has developed a flat spot that is center precisely over the value stem hole, which to me indicates a weakness in the rim design in this area. Only the rear rim shows this defect, the front is still round as can be.
One of my buddies who has the same wheelset has not had any problems with the rims but he 15-20lbs lighter and isn't as aggressive a rider.
Favorite Trail: my custom built trails. north mtn and pinky breaker
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Purchased At: Who cares? Price?
Similar Products Used: Mavic's xc oriented rims, I don't know the exact models anymore. Because I used rim brakes on Mavic's I always destroyed the braking surface before the rim failed.
Bike Setup: '04 Specialized Enduro with BETD linkage 6" rear travel. '10 Fox Talas 120/160 fork (my initial impression - freakin' awesome fork). Drivetrain 2x9 20/34 front, 11-32 rear. Avid shifters, brakes, shimano derailleurs, pre LP model Race Face crank and bottom bracket (awesome durability bought in '98), Easton Havoc stem and EA70 monkeybar, kenda nevegal DTC 2.3 tires(massive gription).
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socal_jack
a Cross Country Rider
from Encinitas,CADate Reviewed: January 26, 2010
Strengths: Look niceWeaknesses: Even under XC with moderate AM use prone to go out of true.Bottom Line: This review is for the 29er WTB AM rim which seems to be at least as lame as the 26" version. Had the FR version on an FS 26" no problems, but these 29er AMs on a rigid under light rock garden and very small jumping are in need of constant truing. Will be demoted as soon as the new wheelset comes to a road setup.
Favorite Trail: all
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Similar Products Used: WTB FR 26"
Bike Setup: GT Peace 9r Multi stock
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XCkiller
a Weekend Warrior
from north royalton ohioDate Reviewed: September 4, 2008
Strengths: looks, strength is okay, and it is inexpensiveWeaknesses: depending on what you do to 'em, it may need to be trued soon after you start riding. if 4' drops to flat, crazy intense rock gardens, and some jumping, are your thing, then you may want to go with a sturdier rimBottom Line: I trust that it won't taco under me, but it would be nice if it stayed true during frequent drops to flat, i feel that it would work well for XC and light all mountain
Favorite Trail: west branch
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Similar Products Used: nothing specific
Bike Setup: Ibex ignition super w/ manituo relic fork
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