The world's number one freerider has put name on these wheels. Workhorse rim, the FatDaddy, laced up to Switchit hubs. Comes in 36 hole 135mm or 150mm rear hub.
Submitted by
tony beloni
a
from awiss alps Date Reviewed: April 17, 2007
Favorite Trail:
snail trail
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At:
mr toys toy world
Strengths:
can bench press 200kg
Weaknesses:
struggles with leg presses
Similar Products Used:
my psp, a ball point pen
Bike Setup:
Bike wat the hell is a bike
Bottom Line:
i dont see a bottom line
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Submitted by
Rich Synnott
a Downhiller
from Big Bear, CA USA Date Reviewed: March 22, 2007
Favorite Trail:
KB's secret trail in Arrowhead
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$420.00
Purchased At:
Bombshell Parts
Strengths:
These wheels are strong and reliable. I've done countless DH runs on my local trails and these wheels have held up to my constant abuse. My old wheels which were only 3 months old needed constant truing and attention. I also like the bead blast finish.
Weaknesses:
None comes to mind. Maybe black spokes for a harder image and look.
Similar Products Used:
Sun Ringle and Mavic
Bike Setup:
Mainly high speed downhill riding with the occiasial big gap jump.
Bottom Line:
This product is worth the money hands down. The only downside has been the wear and tear from rocks from endless DH runs. At this rate the wheels will probably out last my Specialized frame!!!
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