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i want somenew rims and don't know which ones to geti was thinking of the onza drilled but i have heard they are weak so whats around i want a light street rim i have 50ish a pair so you guys (and gals ) whats around for me!!!

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Hello,

I think you should go for the 06 echo rims, i am running one on the rear and i think they are very light and very strong, they are not too expensive either, £35 I think. You can also get them in really nice colours, red would suite your bike nicely.

Tim.

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Hello,

I think you should go for the 06 echo rims, i am running one on the rear and i think they are very light and very strong, they are not too expensive either, £35 I think. You can also get them in really nice colours, red would suite your bike nicely.

Tim.

Joking, them rims are foooooookicng crap, they die so easy, where have you been for like, the last forever?

Get Onza Ronnie for the rear, will be good enough, or DX32 if you wanna be cool, still £50 aint alot for a pair.

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Joking, them rims are foooooookicng crap, they die so easy, where have you been for like, the last forever?

Get Onza Ronnie for the rear, will be good enough, or DX32 if you wanna be cool, still £50 aint alot for a pair.

Excuse me ronnie rims are about as strong as a bag of chips mate, the dx32 is the strongest rear rim you can get. Also where has he been for the past how ever long ? On earth i would of thought.

Dan.

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What I meant was, how has he missed the epidemic about Echo rims being absoloubt Turd, don't make me post a piccy of my mates. OKOK I will.

Thats Brett Penfold's rim, very nice, seen it all before, but remember this guy has been on this forum all of an hour, so he is not going to no the news is he.

Also have you seen how big the line was what Brett did his rim on. :o

Dan.

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I have explained this before but there is no harm in doing it again:

The 06 Echo rims are bad because of their shape - They have a very square cross section which meant that whenever they are hit the force isn't channeled down into the spokes and dispersed over a large area, but it is contained in the sidewalls that then fold because of the high pressure. Basically, they were a nice idea, but they weren't as good as hoped/expected.

The Ronnie rim is pretty good for the rear, i had one which lasted for around 8 months with maybe 10 grinds in total.

Personally however i would have to say Tryall seem to be your best bet. I know people slag them off and discribe them as cheese etc, but they are still the most popular rims around, and thats because despite them having a few weaknesses, no company has brought out a rim that is better (although i would say Onza has provided equal alternatives).

Of course there are other rims out there which aren't trials specific but are still good - Alex Dx32 and Mavic Ex721 (used to be called the D521). The main problem with the mavic is they are rather narrow and therefore can't be used with rim brakes in most modern frames. I would suggest reading the info on TartyBikes because it is very accurate and informative.

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Hello,

I think you should go for the 06 echo rims, i am running one on the rear and i think they are very light and very strong, they are not too expensive either, £35 I think. You can also get them in really nice colours, red would suite your bike nicely.

Tim.

Don't get an echo 06, my mate snapped on clean in half... (Y)

Echo 05's are cheap and very strong, hence Neil Tunnicliffe, Craig Lee Scott and James Porter use them...

Best bet is selectbikes

Nathan

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im pritty sure that onza ronnies (undrilled) are the same as the alex dx32 just with eyelets arnt they im nto a lover of the koxx rims they are quite a soft alu and dont hold the old grinds for so long i do like the onza ronnie on my second one now and to me its aboutt he same as a BMF wich seems pritty nice i have heard good things about the echo rims but i think there a little over priced could i ask one thing of you all dont tell people a part is crap anless youv ridden it your self and if you did break it because u put it together wrong or crashed in some highly amusing manner that doesnt make it a bad part :-(Y)

ben,

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im pritty sure that onza ronnies (undrilled) are the same as the alex dx32 just with eyelets arnt they im nto a lover of the koxx rims they are quite a soft alu and dont hold the old grinds for so long i do like the onza ronnie on my second one now and to me its aboutt he same as a BMF wich seems pritty nice i have heard good things about the echo rims but i think there a little over priced could i ask one thing of you all dont tell people a part is crap anless youv ridden it your self and if you did break it because u put it together wrong or crashed in some highly amusing manner that doesnt make it a bad part :-(Y)

ben,

Very nice description there, But are you sure that is all one sentence :ermm: , it did not make one bit of sense to me.

Before you try giving a massive description, learn how to spell and punctuate. ;)

Dan.

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Don't get an echo 06, my mate snapped on clean in half... (Y)

Echo 05's are cheap and very strong, hence Neil Tunnicliffe, Craig Lee Scott and James Porter use them...

Best bet is selectbikes

Nathan

They don't make/sell 05 echo CNC rims anymore.

Get yourself a try-all.

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