Lusty Industries.I’m not sure if Jet Black are still the Aus Distro or not...
Not really sure, they look so good I hope to keep them. It's nice not being a desperado seller any moreYou'll sell this before you break anything.
Just curious man, how did the wheels hold up. Read a lot of bad reviews but they seem to feel pretty sturdy. Giving them a test tomorrowYears ago I had some crank brothers wheels and was equally worried the spoke might fail and be hard to replace. I contacted crank brothers directly and at the time, they were nice enough to loop in Jet Black here in Australia and organise for two spare spokes and 2 spare nipples to be posted to me free of charge.
Not if they would still do that but work contacting them to at least see what the best way to source spares is. I’m not sure if Jet Black are still the Aus Distro or not...
FIFYYou'll sell this before you ride it.
He offloaded them when they started to get a wobble. Been going fine on my daughter's bike, but she's 45kg kitted up so there's half a chance they might keep going till she hits 50kgJust curious man, how did the wheels hold up. Read a lot of bad reviews but they seem to feel pretty sturdy. Giving them a test tomorrow
This is true but they are the XC wheels (cobalt) and they did me pretty well for a few years before passing them on. I rode mostly at xc style trails in those days but they did do the bike Buller festival back in around 2014 when it was mostly XX with some gravity on one day and all those gnarly alpine rocks.He offloaded them when they started to get a wobble. Been going fine on my daughter's bike, but she's 45kg kitted up so there's half a chance they might keep going till she hits 50kg
Look up shreddin's folded front. They're softer than a Stan's crest, and crests are made out of warm camembert...
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Well that's cool, 45 kg per wheel should almost do it. To be honest they are just going to be on a cross country/ DH show pony. one day I'll hit some proper tracks with it. I regard my bike and parts collection as a museum of the days before mtb became boring and bland.He offloaded them when they started to get a wobble. Been going fine on my daughter's bike, but she's 45kg kitted up so there's half a chance they might keep going till she hits 50kg
Look up shreddin's folded front. They're softer than a Stan's crest, and crests are made out of warm camembert...
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Whatever you’re on, it’s a hell of a drug.I regard my bike and parts collection as a museum of the days before mtb became boring and bland.
Cmon man, what does reliable have to do with anythingWhatever you’re on, it’s a hell of a drug.
You largely misspelled reliable.
Don’t ask me, I’m vanilla.Cmon man, what does reliable have to do with anything
Geeez, and you always wanted to be a Ben and Jerrys Half Baked....oh well...Don’t ask me, I’m vanilla.
Yaw maths is wrong. It's 45kg per set, so 22.5kg per wheel.......Well that's cool, 45 kg per wheel should almost do it. To be honest they are just going to be on a cross country/ DH show pony. one day I'll hit some proper tracks with it. I regard my bike and parts collection as a museum of the days before mtb became boring and bland.
ShhhhhhhYaw maths is wrong. It's 45kg per set, so 22.5kg per wheel.......
Rotorburn crowd funding. Sounds good to me. I still think they will be fine.Shhhhhhh
I'm starting to think instead of investing in advice for him, we should invest in a gopro for him
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*Who’sRotorburn crowd funding. Sounds good to me. I still think they will be fine.
Remember when people said the Manitou stance were no good, well whose laughing now
Well damn, I thought his daughter was a unicyclist. Time for some of you fellas to get a sack of drinking concrete.Yaw maths is wrong. It's 45kg per set, so 22.5kg per wheel.......
Nar, if auto-correct says whose, well whose it is. You fellas need to understand computer talk not the queens English, I don't stand for that guff myself.*Who’s
Me, for one.