Sun-Ringley
12-15-02, 03:11 AM
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Sun-Ringley
Hello,
i'm french, and i want to know your impressions about Sun-Ringley's Rims. More particulary about "Venus" and "me14a". It is for a competition use. Are they more stiff than Mavic's open-pro and cxp 33? Are they durable? They seems very effective. Have you ever some problemes with this rims?
Sorry for my english,
good bye!
i'm french, and i want to know your impressions about Sun-Ringley's Rims. More particulary about "Venus" and "me14a". It is for a competition use. Are they more stiff than Mavic's open-pro and cxp 33? Are they durable? They seems very effective. Have you ever some problemes with this rims?
Sorry for my english,
good bye!
12-16-02, 02:18 PM
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Hello,
Can you tell me a little more about their problemes?
I know the Mavic's rims and i search rims which are more stiff, more light, and durable.
thanks
Can you tell me a little more about their problemes?
I know the Mavic's rims and i search rims which are more stiff, more light, and durable.
thanks
12-17-02, 06:25 PM
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I have heard that the rims from sun have bad quality-control and that they aren't always round when they get to the wheel builder, so the builder needs to have uneven tension in the spokes to have it be true, which makes for a wheel that is not as strong and doesn't stay as true.
Je parle un peau de francais, mais je t'aide quand je parle en englais...
Je parle un peau de francais, mais je t'aide quand je parle en englais...
