Strong Rims, Tailwhips....

[stpdj]

Hey, I have been trying tailwhips for a while, Just wondering if there are any really strong , fairly cheap rims on the market that could handle the punishment of the occasional stuffed up tailwhip...

I know your all going to say its the build and so on.. but im talking rims

 

[skwiz05]

Yep Its in the build.

But if you went a half decent rim, at least 32mm width, should survive most light stuff ups, with a half decent build.
Most rims are really on par ( width for width, weight for weight) and a good build does make all the difference.
So any good popular brand rim you find cheap, thats the one to go for. And if it doesnt survive, get a better wheel builder, or a fatter rim.

 

[DH - racer]

mtx are pretty strong and cheap

 

[eljordo407]

Go for a Dartmoor Raider, some are as cheap as $55 each in the 2010 Dartmoor sale thread: http://www.rotorburn.com/forums/showthread.php?215303-2010-clearance-up-to-50-off-dartmoor-reverse.

I'm running them front and back, have stuffed up 180's and 360's, landed jumps sideways and they are fine!

 

[yakuza857]

Go for a Dartmoor Raider, some are as cheap as $55 each in the 2010 Dartmoor sale thread: http://www.rotorburn.com/forums/showthread.php?215303-2010-clearance-up-to-50-off-dartmoor-reverse.

I'm running them front and back, have stuffed up 180's and 360's, landed jumps sideways and they are fine!

+1 to DM raiders im running them on my cody and had no problems with them
there cheap, strong, good weight and come in a great range of bangin colours