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Question: do they have wear indicators?
Document: Back in June, my wheels faced the ultimate torture test. I was out riding at night (which I do a lot year-round, wear reflective clothing, use bright lights, etc) and an area road was recently repaved. The manholes had recently been fixed after the repaving job (they cut a square hole around the manhole access cap and fill it with a gray colored concrete). In one of the manholes, the concrete filling had popped out of the front side of the square filling around the metal manhole cap.
The graphics are a bit overdone in my opinion, so I removed all of the stickers with the exception of the more understated ones near the valve holes. The adhesive left a bit of residue that was easily removed with a citrus oil based cleaner.The front wheel arrived with a nice even braking surface and only minor lateral truing issues that were easily remedied. The rear wheel was true, but the rim weld was a bit off resulting in a seam on one side of the braking surface that would have caused a noticeable &#34;pulse&#34; in the rear braking action and exacerbated pad wear.
they were tru right out of the box . the axle were tight as others had said ,but that is easly adjusted
these wheels are true out of the box, needed no adjustment to the hub or any spoke, and have performed well for 1000+ miles since 2010. they are indeed heavy...but aren't most of us who are shopping for a budget set of rims? save the cash for an upgrade to your brifters!
riding these puppies in nyc streets (not the smoothest) they are holding up very well. i am a 5'10" 200lbs rider who forgets he is not on his full suspension bike MTB until i run over a bump. lol i expected to be truing these wheelset by now its been over 5 months now still going on strong. might do the NYC Century in Sept 12,2010 with them.
for the price they cant be beat, 4 years now and i still use these rims, good and strong and im not light. 200lb man 5 days a week. maybe10,000 miles on these babies.
flat spokes, heavy rims, but seem solid.not sealed bearings so you'll have to adjust and clean them if you ride in wet weather or dirty areas.if you get a bargain price they'll do. at list price you can do better.
but make sure it fits your bike ofcourse.
Workmanship was excellent on the wheelset. After riding approximately 1000 miles on the wheels, they remain true with no maintenance required. This is an excellent product and nice bargain.
Wheels arrived well protected and as advertised. Nothing but super service here! These are fairly deep rims and you will need 48mm valves/tubes, and can at least forget putting on Kendra racing tires. I had to get a cheap set of Bontrager tires ($14.95 each) at the L.B.S. in order to mount some tires (I'm 64 years old and not strong enough to get a better grade tire to fit). These wheels with the Bontrager 23 x 700 tires look like they will slice through the air with no problems.
Answer: no