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NoTubes.com ZTR Arch 29er

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# of Reviews 2
Average Rating 3/5
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Description:
  • Designed for aggressive cross country use
  • FEA optimized center arch increases stiffness more than 20% over the ZTR 355
  • Unmatched strength to weight ratio for a cross country rim
  • Welded joint
  • Black anodized finish
  • Can be used with or without tubes
  • 32 Holes


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    Submitted by smokinjoe a Racer from mtn home ark
    Date Reviewed: November 3, 2008
    Favorite Trail:sylamo
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Purchased At:stans
    Strengths:bigger bite with tire, greater traction when working, smoother all around better ride, when works.
    Weaknesses:sealant sucks, messy, doesnt work as claimed. The Crow is mere tissue paper, punctures, tears, rips, sealant just squirts right out.
    Similar Products Used:Bontrager UST,
    Bike Setup:Xcaliber 29er
    Bottom Line:Great idea, just needs alot of work on their sealant. Inverted shaking and using the syringe is a joke. Cant even get a miniscual amount of sealant in the tire thru the valve stem (valve core removed) without sediments clogging up stem, then you have to remove the stem clean up the spilled sealant and so on. Sealant doesnt clog holes as claimed. The crow is a great tire for fairly smooth non technical hardpack with minimal rocks but hang it up on anything thats a bit more technical. Finally ended up throwing the crow in the trash after i pinched it half a dozen times and went thru a load of sealant and a million curse words. Just not worth the effort. Save your money and buy a real set of USTs not ones that require liquid. 163 lb with 26-30psi.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Bob a Cross Country Rider from Wash. DC & Hong Kong
    Date Reviewed: April 14, 2008
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Purchased At:Conte's Bicycles, Arlington
    Strengths:- Weight
    - Strength, does not go out of true easily
    - Easy to get tires to seal up on tubless rim
    Weaknesses:The Stans Sticker on the rim is not the best looking.
    Similar Products Used:Mavic Cross Max SL, Spinergy Xcylone and a variety of Mavic spoked rims.
    Bike Setup:Niner 29er AIR, full xtr w/Reba Race (wheels - Stans ,DT Swiss 240 hubs, DT swiss spokes)
    Bottom Line:I only write reviews when I really like a product or really dislike a product. I also won't write a review until I have used it properly. We all know you can't know most bike parts in a few rides.

    I am a pretty big rider 6 ft 190lb and have been pounding these rims for over a year. I was really concerned when I first purchased these wheels since they were so light and I thought they would be trash in short order. Well that isn't true. These things have been wonderful. They are strong, light and easy to work with when using Stans juice. I use Kenda Karma and SB8's (tubed) and the seal up very well.

    I had purchased a set of Mavic Cross max SL's at the same time for my 26in bike and have had nothing but trouble with them. You can't go wrong with the Arch's
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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