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Ritchey ti Skewers Skewer


  • Average Rating: 3.71/5
  • # of Reviews: 7

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Ritchey ti Skewers


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Reviews 1 - 7 (7 Reviews Total)

User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Submitted by Philip T. Reynolds a weekend warrior from Los Angeles, CA

Date Reviewed: March 9, 1998

Bottom Line:   

When I built up some new wheels with a Chris King hubset I bought, I used this quick releases. Compared to my old Shimano XT skewers, they are much, much better. I'm using the Logic Cro Moly ones but they look the same - I just want something real stiff holding my wheels on. Anyway, when you tighten these babies, they just feel super secure. And the levers look cool too, nice machining work. I like them at least as much as my road bike's Campagnolo Nuovo Record skewers.

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Overall Rating:1
Submitted by plax a cross-country rider from michigan

Date Reviewed: December 13, 1997

Bottom Line:   


These have to be the worsh skewers on the market i fell one day while riging and i might add not very hard and they bent not the best skewers i have seen i would not go out of my way to buy these again they suck stick withxtr it is the best!!!

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Overall Rating:1
Submitted by Mike Allen a downhiller from Colorado Springs, CO.

Date Reviewed: September 17, 1997

Bottom Line:   


I snaped my handle in half just after the logo. I thought these would be strong enough but I was wrong!

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Overall Rating:5
Submitted by Steve Hum a cross-country rider from Minnetonka, Minnesota

Date Reviewed: June 17, 1997

Bottom Line:   


Nice machining, LIGHT, smooth locking action. Nice large QR lever and a knurled knob that you can actually turn with your fingers. What more could you ask for?

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Overall Rating:4
Submitted by Vince Smith a weekend warrior from Lytham, UK

Date Reviewed: January 20, 1997

Bottom Line:   


Really lightweight but plenty of lever to get hold of, reassuring action to lock off. Very nice set up.

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Overall Rating:5
Submitted by Eneas Freyre a racer from Richmond Virginia

Date Reviewed: October 29, 1996

Bottom Line:   


super stiff and smooth release action. looks great, price great, i gues their just a great product. buy them youll thank me later

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Overall Rating:5
Submitted by Tim Solinski a cross-country rider from MI

Date Reviewed: June 21, 1996

Bottom Line:   


The Ritchey Logic WCS Ti Skewer set is great. The long levers and smooth
butter-like quick release action make your hands say thank you. At only
78 grams per pair these are a treat. The machining gets five stars alone.

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Reviews 1 - 7 (7 Reviews Total)

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Ti vs CrMo Skewers

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KCNC ultra light Ti skewers

Are they any good? Is anyone here using it in a daily basis, how do they take the punch - as much as for a light part such as this? First time I saw it and I'm very impressed, only   Read More »

Ti v.s. Steel skewers

I'm thinking about upgrading to Titanium skewers to shave a little weight, more specifically the KCNC Ti. But according to Salsa's website, they don't recommend using Ti rods o   Read More »

Only Ti/Titanium bolt on skewers 31g

Probably some of you weenies have been using this Taiwanese bolt on skewers. Superlightweight at 31g! but what feedback can you give about them? Are they strong enough for aggres   Read More »

Ti Skewers on Suspension bikes?

I think they used to not recommend it but, when I look at the pros bikes now they seem to use them. Todd Wells and I think Kulhavy have them on the bikes shown on Cyclingnews.com W   Read More »

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