Rims for urban/FR
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Rims for urban/FR
Sun Mammoth vs Alex DX32 vs Alex DM24... I'm thinking of the latter, any suggestions? Oh, and the frame is a hardtail - '01 Norco 125cc. No big drops on flat planned, mostly DR/DH/primitive urban.
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Wow long time meHt...hows life.
DX32 has a good rep. Sun Mammoth seem to be overrated AND overweight. Have nothing on the third one.
DX32 has a good rep. Sun Mammoth seem to be overrated AND overweight. Have nothing on the third one.
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My bf and I have had really good results with Mammoths. My bf and several of his freinds had Alex's taco, but never Mammoths. Hehe, I even use to race on them.
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Thanks for the replies! I've checked out nsmb and mtbr reviews on these rims and they all seem pretty positive. Damn, I guess I'll have to choose by the aesthetics factor.
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Your name is hard to forget haha. I think you and I chatted a lot about frames or something too.