Would you trust this wheel?
06-25-08, 01:54 PM
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Two wheels is two wheels
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Would you trust this wheel?
Older Rear Zipp 900
No lockring (threads stripped)
Instead of 15(?)mm bolts uses hex wrench type bolts and a round metal hub/washer (like the quick release replacements you can buy for $8)
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No lockring (threads stripped)
Instead of 15(?)mm bolts uses hex wrench type bolts and a round metal hub/washer (like the quick release replacements you can buy for $8)
?
06-25-08, 02:03 PM
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Assuming that the only problems with the wheel are the skewer and the lockring I might use it. You don't really need a lockring on the track and while bolt-on skewers might make it a little more difficult to get the chain tension right it should hold the wheel just fine.
06-26-08, 10:33 AM
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Two wheels is two wheels
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Cool thanks guys. I just wanted a 2nd, 3rd & 4th opinion.
