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Which wheel set? Mavic deetracks or 721's on pro2?
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Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 10:21 Quote
that rime looks pretty ovel in my eyes

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 10:21 Quote
rear 1072g
front 952g
total 2024g

havent ridden them yet, waiting for my frame to arrive for next season..

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:33 Quote
kickasskonakid101 wrote:
that rime looks pretty ovel in my eyes

Yea like any rim it will flex when hit hard enough, but the rim was strait after, that 721 is stronger then my 24inch wheel i had, i killed that on its first ride and i wasn'd even on the bike, but the pro 2 that was in it was fine, and is now back on the bikeSmile

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:35 Quote
721 on pro 2 all the way. Steve Peat style.

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Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:37 Quote
webber123 wrote:
That was on a hardtail, it snapped my frame, but my 721 came through straitSmile they have proven their worth to me and personly i belive they can take some hefty hits with ease.

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Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:39 Quote
thats a old 721? dont know if there any different, just thought i would through it in

edit: and he snapped the crown of the fox 40!!!!!!!! so he must have hit something hard!!!

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:39 Quote
Any rim can give, but from my personal experience the 721 is a strong light rim that i will be happy to run.

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Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:41 Quote
bikerboywill wrote:
thats a old 721? dont know if there any different, just thought i would through it in

Yup and the 40 didn't fair much better either. Cracked at the arch.

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:43 Quote
webber123 wrote:
Any rim can give, but from my personal experience the 721 is a strong light rim that i will be happy to run.

can u say mag 30 lmfao. so strong so heavy. but yet i still swear by them..

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:45 Quote
summit800 wrote:
webber123 wrote:
Any rim can give, but from my personal experience the 721 is a strong light rim that i will be happy to run.

can u say mag 30 lmfao. so strong so heavy. but yet i still swear by them..

I have not rode a mag 30, but its fact that given enough fource the rim can break. I now run a Doublewide rim, very heavy, very stong and i dont think i will be breaking that anytime soon, but i know that bender has broken one.

Like i said any rim will give, just give it time.

Posted: Dec 8, 2008 at 13:59 Quote
webber123 wrote:
summit800 wrote:
webber123 wrote:
Any rim can give, but from my personal experience the 721 is a strong light rim that i will be happy to run.

can u say mag 30 lmfao. so strong so heavy. but yet i still swear by them..

I have not rode a mag 30, but its fact that given enough fource the rim can break. I now run a Doublewide rim, very heavy, very stong and i dont think i will be breaking that anytime soon, but i know that bender has broken one.

Like i said any rim will give, just give it time.

yeah for sure. my rear mag 30 took a retarted hit of a rock at a dh race and cracked one of the eyelets. i've been ridding it ever since with a slight flatspot waiting for it to break down. but its just not. im also 135 lbs. so for me a mag 30 is nuke proof as it gets.

Posted: Jan 9, 2011 at 20:13 Quote
bikerboywill wrote:
ok then pro2 it is

perfect - I was just working out both sets myself, and decided on the Pro 2 on 721 as well. Let's see how well it stands up to my mis-trials at the Whistler drops...

Posted: Jan 9, 2011 at 20:31 Quote
i built a pro II rear
triple butted spokes
prolock nipples
alex supra bh dh rim
light as f**k did some nasty whips still straight as an arrow

Posted: Jan 11, 2011 at 14:36 Quote
bikerboywill wrote:
these are the weights i have worked out and they sound pretty good to me Big Grin

rear
Mavic ex721=590g
Hope pro 2=295g
Spokes=222g
Nipples=32g
Total=1139g
front
Mavic ex721=590g
hope pro2= 180g
Spokes=222g
Nipples= 32g
Total= 1024g

No, my mate has them and they are heavier than that, I'll get him to weigh them and post it up here tomozSmile


 


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