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Old 10-10-04, 10:56 AM
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Good Flatland Rims?

Do you think these rims are any good?
https://www.flatlandfuel.com/item.jht...1&PRID=1478560
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Old 10-10-04, 03:04 PM
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If you are sticking with flatland, then stick with 3/8" axles - they have a similar set, same price with 3/8". I ride very limited street on my flat bike, but have never broken an axle on it in two years and they are Kink/Standard 3/8 axles. Rock solid!
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I'm not a fan of Alex rims, but, yeah,that should be fine.
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Old 10-11-04, 01:14 AM
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<<dont let the newbie thing fool u! im only a newbie to these forums..anyway those are some good rims mate! they are quite heavy but that shouldnt really effect you if your riding flatland
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It only weighs four more ounces than a Hazard Light. That's not even all that noticeable of a difference.
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Old 10-11-04, 05:28 PM
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why do you say "mate"? whats that translated to in english?
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Old 10-11-04, 08:42 PM
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It means friend, buddy, chum, etc, etc. Haven't you ever seen Crocodile Dundee?
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well its just sumthin me and my mates say..its sorta like a personal joke but anyway who cares..bak to the topic
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