hffmanRythmRydr
09-02-05, 09:45 PM
are poverty cassettes good?......what do u think of one of those laced to a supra j?
BMX - cassette
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hffmanRythmRydr
09-02-05, 09:48 PM
that or a mosh casette with a chrome big city
JMC
09-03-05, 01:51 AM
primopro cassette laced to oddy hazard lite rim... BOMBPROOF
i run that for awhile now and its beautiful!!
i run that for awhile now and its beautiful!!
hypersnazz
09-03-05, 02:01 AM
primopro cassette laced to oddy hazard lite rim... BOMBPROOF
i run that for awhile now and its beautiful!!
Lesson time, kids...just because you run it and it hasn't broken (yet) doesn't make it the lightest, strongest, best, blah blah blah. BMXers suffer from several pervasive delusions, among them being the tendency to give praise where it isn't necessarily due simply because you or someone you know rides a particular stem, frame, wheelset, bar, tire, headset, crankset...
As mentioned multiple times TODAY, Hazard Lite rims are relatively strong but that certainly is *not* their biggest selling point. Go read reviews, go talk to people who have gone through a number of wheelsets, go talk to mechanics who are replacing these things frequently.
i run that for awhile now and its beautiful!!
Lesson time, kids...just because you run it and it hasn't broken (yet) doesn't make it the lightest, strongest, best, blah blah blah. BMXers suffer from several pervasive delusions, among them being the tendency to give praise where it isn't necessarily due simply because you or someone you know rides a particular stem, frame, wheelset, bar, tire, headset, crankset...
As mentioned multiple times TODAY, Hazard Lite rims are relatively strong but that certainly is *not* their biggest selling point. Go read reviews, go talk to people who have gone through a number of wheelsets, go talk to mechanics who are replacing these things frequently.
JMC
09-03-05, 03:52 AM
i understand all that, but the point of this forum is to offer your personal opinion and share your experiences. i'm not saying my kit is the best, i'm just saying it has worked for me. if it breaks tomorrow, i'll consider something else but until then, i'm happy. I'm not a poseur or a bragger, i'm just saying it like it is.
queensrider86
09-03-05, 11:08 AM
if you have good spokes, any hub laced to a big city is pretty strong. i hate hazard lites. way too weak. i don't even care about weight
mude
09-03-05, 10:21 PM
primopro cassette laced to oddy hazard lite rim... BOMBPROOF
i run that for awhile now and its beautiful!!
yea...dont buy waste so much money on a primo cassete when you could buy a perfectly good wheel for the price of the primo hub alone.
and to answer your question...dont waste money on a poverty hub. buy somthing decent. i dont know sh*t about rims.
i run that for awhile now and its beautiful!!
yea...dont buy waste so much money on a primo cassete when you could buy a perfectly good wheel for the price of the primo hub alone.
and to answer your question...dont waste money on a poverty hub. buy somthing decent. i dont know sh*t about rims.
sxe fbm rider
09-05-05, 02:48 AM
I have a primo pro cassette laced to primo hula hoop and its worked fine for me.
iweargirlspants
09-06-05, 12:28 AM
i like 8 tracks better.
bmxrdr88
09-07-05, 05:21 PM
im ridin a mosh cassette to a hula hoop, and its working pretty good. but nowhere nearly as good as profiles.
FuzzyRyder
09-07-05, 07:49 PM
i like 8 tracks better.
haha good one
haha good one
FireTeamCharlie
09-07-05, 08:10 PM
i like 8 tracks better.
Nah records man. No one can go wrong with Vinyl.
Nah records man. No one can go wrong with Vinyl.