rim set?
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do yall think the "Alloy 48H Sealed Wheelset" for $69.99 is a good deal? ( on www.danscomp.com )
i still have to buy some axle converters
i need new rims but i dont know what to get
im stricly on a $100 budget
i still have to buy some axle converters
i need new rims but i dont know what to get
im stricly on a $100 budget
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alloy leads me to believe that it isnt chrome, so I would say no
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do you necesarily need a set? is this for flatland or street? are you looking for a freecoaster???
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I did a quick look online at the bikes your sig says you have, what the hell are you doing with 2 dedicated flatland bikes??? but anyways, leads me to believe its for the F3, right?
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well
idk what rims to get
i ride dirt.....flatland...and street
stricly thats it
i dont want a freecoaster anymore
and my rims are trashed from dirt jumps
all torn up on the actual rim
idk what rims to get
i ride dirt.....flatland...and street
stricly thats it
i dont want a freecoaster anymore
and my rims are trashed from dirt jumps
all torn up on the actual rim
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on which bike though? it probably be useless to bother jumping either of the flatland bikes, they're just too shirt and squirrly IMO, have you trashed the rims on the Signal or the M6? Because you certainly don't want to downgrade the wheels on either bike, so you're definately looking to spend a nice amount of money on a wheelset, UNLESS you just need a new rear wheel, and in that case
https://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?Affi...=30&SKU=WE2511
that will do the job as far as new wheels go, I'm sure you can search ebay and find a triple wall wheelset for cheaper though
https://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?Affi...=30&SKU=WE2511
that will do the job as far as new wheels go, I'm sure you can search ebay and find a triple wall wheelset for cheaper though
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https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...100635008&rd=1
get those, you can't go wrong, shipping is only a little over $10 to houston, too
get those, you can't go wrong, shipping is only a little over $10 to houston, too
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https://www.bmx-forum.com/viewtopic.p...asc&highlight=
this guy has some cheap wheels for sale as well
this guy has some cheap wheels for sale as well
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maybe those bikes in his signature arnt the bikes he owns, maybe he just likes them, maybe im right, just maybe.........
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no no i only have the F3
the M6 is a bike i want
and the signal i already sold for like 100 more than its worth
the M6 is a bike i want
and the signal i already sold for like 100 more than its worth
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Yeah, you're gonna have to ditch the $100.00 budet and go with an actual quality wheelset or else your new wheels will be trashed within a year really easily. There are Alex rimsets available on danscomp for $140 w/14mm sealed hubs. Similar to what is on eBay for 10 bucks less.
Wheels are easily the second most expensive thing on your bike and should not be viewed as a 'budget' item. If you don't have the money to spend, then I don't care what you buy. Really, anything under the cheapest chrome-plated wheelset on danscomp isn't something I would recommend spending money on. Just save 50 bucks more and get a good wheelset. You will be appropriately impressed with the quality.
Wheels are easily the second most expensive thing on your bike and should not be viewed as a 'budget' item. If you don't have the money to spend, then I don't care what you buy. Really, anything under the cheapest chrome-plated wheelset on danscomp isn't something I would recommend spending money on. Just save 50 bucks more and get a good wheelset. You will be appropriately impressed with the quality.
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i have 2 brandnew sets of these rims. alexrims soar 32 brand spanking new for 05 not even out yet rims
https://aclass-wheels.com/wheelsets/alx_soar32.htm
take a look
AN6
https://aclass-wheels.com/wheelsets/alx_soar32.htm
take a look
AN6
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Sealed and unsealed deals with the bearings ... sealed hubs use cartrige bearings so the bearings are incased in metal plates so theres no way they could fall out or become loose and woble ... unsealed are the opposite they are held in between two rotator cups and they can be removed must unsealed bearings end up having problems if riden hard or not properly maintained ... sorry if this is a bad definition its kind of something hard to explain but its basicly the same thing as your headset your pedals your crank and even gyros so once you get the idea you can apply it to everything
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