Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this come with a quick release skewer? I ordered a front wheel of the same type and size and it came with one, but this one didn't.
Document: Like a few others have said, this came well out of true. I really didn't want to have to mess with truing the wheels - probably would have paid for a better wheel instead of messing with this one. Only go with this one if you want the absolute cheapest option and don't mind spending time truing it up. It's not a bad wheel, just out of true.
This wheel is a good value, and it can be a nice upgrade for an old road bike from the 80s. However, when I received the wheel, it was extremely out of true. I realize this is a cheap, machine-built wheel, but it came unrideable. If you have access to a truing stand and a spoke wrench, you can fix it right up in under a half hour, just be aware that it might not come as true as you would like.
So I couldn't repair the wheel without welding the back sprocket assembly and using a chain wrench to remove it. I read this other guy's review and liked what he had to say on this wheel. My one concern was its cost. Too cheap. What the hell's the catch? Turns out nothing. I just returned from 20 miles freezing my butt off and the wheel is perfection. A little wider than I'm used to but all it required was a little brake adjustment. Two thumbs up.
I commute on an early 80s Nishiki Prestige that came with Araya rims. After 30 years of use, the rear rim developed a crack at the spoke nipple and became useless. I didn't want to spend much money, so I first looked on Craig's List and found mostly worn-out junk. I was a liitle hesitant to buy such an inexpensive wheel as I assumed it must not be very good, but I've been pleasantly surprised. The wheel arrived reasonably well-tensioned and trued.
Read my review on the front rims. If you are accustomed to repairing your own bikes, these are good replacment rims.
It's a good, serviceable rear wheel for older commuter bikes. Exactly what I needed for biking to and from work every day. I've used the wheel for a couple months now, and it's held up pretty well on the (often) terrible streets of the Bay Area.I probably wouldn't use it for mountain biking or racing, but hey, that's what the more expensive wheels are for, right?
After doing this, the hub spun pretty smoothly. So far I have several hundred commuting miles on it and don't have any issues. It's stayed true. I like the bare aluminum braking surface as this works much better (especially when it's wet) than machined rims do. It's a wide rim, so don't expect to put anything smaller than a 27 x 1.25 tire on it. If Amazon had a category just for value I'd give this wheel 5 stars.
I've got a bike I bought at Gary King's in Anchorage back in 1986. It's a big 27-inch frame and was likely a dinosaur when I got it. The store had it marked down. Must have been a bunch of short people in before me. Whatever. I loved the bike. Burly. So I've ridden it hard over the years. I'm no long distance rider, but I do go for long jaunts. But my old wheel kept popping spokes. It was a replacement aluminum.
This is a 5 Star product because this is the best wheel I've seen in this price ranged. It's fairly light-weight. You can adjust the cones so that the wheel spins a little better. For this price range this is a 5 Star product. I used this for an older vintage racer that a friend uses to commute on. I have 3 other 1970's entry level road bikes that I don't want to dump a ton of money into, but I want to make rideable and have decent gear on them.
I just installed the rim yesterday and it works great. It's a good basic replacement for a stock rim, nothing fancy. The rim arrived in perfect condition and when setup, the tire didn't need much worked and seemed to be already trued.I will try to update this when I've given the rim a good deal of riding and can let you know how it's holding out.
Answer: yes