have you tried vuelta rims?
10-24-04, 06:38 PM
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have you tried vuelta rims?
I am seeing some rims of the name Vuelta online. THere is not a lot of information about them. I guess you could say i do mostly freeride so im loooking at the free ride rim. Any comments on these rims>? even if it isnt the free ride rim i just want some information on vuelta products.
10-24-04, 07:56 PM
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Only rule of thumb for freeride...if you haven't heard of them don't try em. Freeriding is too expensive to be taking chances on unknown products.
10-24-04, 08:07 PM
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One of my friend has some Vuelta freeride rims on his S.C. Heckler and has had no problems so far. He claims his brother has a set that he rides way harder and had just as good of luck. That's about the most I can tell except that the yellow color looks pretty darned awesome. Oh yeah, I've tried the aforementioned Heckler, and the liked the setup. They seem no worse for wear after I did a sloppy drop that resulted in a pinch flat. I guess that's the limit of my experience though.
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