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Normal MTB rims


Mikee

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I want to put some normal mtb rims on my new Ashton Justice build and I need some opinions.

So far, for a rear rim, I have been looking at these http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/26_inch_rear_rims/dmr_deevee_26_inch/c25p11799.html

and these http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=76081

Any opinions of those? Or does anyone have any recommendations? Budget of £30 give or take.

And any recommendations for a cheap and cheerful rim for the front? Front rim doesn't need a brake surface, so can be disc only.

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Current replacement rim for the D521 is the Mavic EX721 (same rim just up to date version) expensive but arguably the best DH rim ever made .

My second choice would be the rhino lite .

Having eyeleted rims that are pinned AND welded made a much stronger wheel build , unlike alot of the trials specific rims on that market .

Sadly with trials being a small market, big companies like Mavic and Sun don't really venture into them .

I would love them to make a 24inch ex721 ! They did make a 20'' rim that resembled a D521 yeeeears ago but are hens teeth to get hold of now.

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  • 2 months later...

should have gone Spank Spikes, best rims ever and one of the only advantages 26" has no 24" option)

On a bit of a budget, so I have to make do with what I can afford.

Any one got any experience with the sun ditch witch rims?

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Looking at pictures they're more or less the same cross-section. The difference must be in eyelets or how it's joined together. And if it's not, it'll be the metal, which is a good reason to spend extra money.

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