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DT Swiss DT Champion

Average Rating 4.86/5
# of Reviews 7
MSRP $ 0.48
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Description:
  • Straight gauge: 14 gauge (2.0mm) and 15 gauge (1.8mm)
  • MSRP for per spoke with nipple = $0.48
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      Submitted by Andrew a Downhiller from canada
      Date Reviewed: 5/12/2007 6:55:29 AM
      Duration Product Used: 1 Year
      Purchased At: ideal bikes
      Strengths: cheap, dont break
      Weaknesses: they arent black but whats looks?
      Similar Products Tried: weinmenn i think
      Bike Setup: khs dj50 drop off triple, avid shimano rhyno lite ...
      Bottom Line: htey are cheep and ive goten half inch sticks in my rim and they dont break
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Kyle from Wausau, Wis, U.S.
      Date Reviewed: 6/27/2006 6:48:32 PM
      Duration Product Used: 1 Year
      Purchased At: Quality Bicycle Components (QBC)
      Strengths: good spoke, strong, simple, good quality
      Weaknesses: none, they work better than wheelsmith spokes which are whats on most wheels out there. Perhaps if you looks at prices too much they may scare you,
      Similar Products Tried: how many different spokes are there??
      Bike Setup: SS Chucker urban FR
      Bottom Line: buy these is you want good quility spokes in your wheels. all of DT's spokes are great products, don't even look for other companines ife would be better if they were the only spoke manufacturer
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Kevin from Hawaii
      Date Reviewed: 1/17/2004 9:18:53 PM
      Duration Product Used: 2 Years
      Bottom Line: These butted gems are not only light weight they are very cheap at the place I ordered them at plus they custom cut them to the exact length I needed. 35 cents for a DT spoke is an absolute bargain. Makes me want to buy a bunch just to make spoke jewelry out of! ICYCLES Rocks!
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Andy a Cross Country Rider from New York
      Date Reviewed: 6/26/2002 5:42:07 PM
      FavoriteTrail: gamba
      Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
      Price Paid: $1
      Purchased At: local store
      Strengths: Best spoke on the market
      Weaknesses: none
      Similar Products Tried: lighter than 14gauge
      Bike Setup: KHS Mustang w/white crank and xt drive train
      Bottom Line: These spokes have been around since the dawn of bike time. And people are just rediscovering them. They are the best, the strongest. Build your wheel right and you won't have to touch it for mega miles. This has been my experience. Use 36 spoke hubs/wheels and build 3 of 4 cross.

      Lighter spokes or more radical lacing will just give you trouble. Do you want to ride or look cool. If you want to ride, build em right use good quality spokes and you won't be continuously tuning your wheels or replacing spokes. Too heavy, you say? Well then get in shape so you can push those wheels!...Lighter wheels, less of a workout...Slightly heavier wheels...better workout and more durable bike!!!
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Jess a Downhiller from Birsbane, Aust
      Date Reviewed: 5/28/2002 2:47:03 AM
      FavoriteTrail: Channel 9
      Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
      Purchased At: Kenmore Cycles
      Strengths: stong, light, looks pretty sweet
      Weaknesses: nothing yet
      Similar Products Tried: some Richy ones
      Bike Setup: 2001 Specialized Rockhopper FSR XC, 2002 Rock Shox Psylo SL's, Azonic bars & stem, XT LX Drive train, DiceTwoSix rims, Dice Hubs, Hayes Hydro disc's
      Bottom Line: great spoke, pretty cheaps for the quality and they look really good with black rim and black hubs
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 4

      Submitted by Fish a Weekend Warrior from Santa Cruz, CA, USA
      Date Reviewed: 2/5/2001 11:08:23 AM
      Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
      Strengths: Strong
      Weaknesses: Heavy
      Similar Products Tried: all
      Bottom Line: The only way to build wheels that last are 14 guage straight
      3X front and rear. If the wheel builder builds them properly, you'll have an awesome set of wheels. You shouldn't buy it if you are a weight weenie
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by bomber a Racer from Singapore (but come from Sweden)
      Date Reviewed: 12/11/1999
      FavoriteTrail: Bukit Timah and Tampenies
      Duration Product Used: less than 1 month
      Strengths: Light, strong, absorbing (i think...?).
      Weaknesses: None yet.....
      Similar Products Tried: Taiwan shit.
      Bike Setup: Wheeler 2900, bomber z3 light, lx/xt, real levers + tektro 824's, fire xc pro's, mavic x517's.
      Bottom Line: I love these spokes! They r strong, light and everything u want from a spoke. They shed a good amount of weight off my bike. Ill post a followup in a few months...............................
      Seeyall, bomber.
      Overall Rating: 5



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