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z rims

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lazychubs:
true they are very easy to flex as i was bending some the other day with me hands
but i reckon with some heavy duty spokes they would hold up a bit lol

theRuler:
that would help i guess
i wonder if the graphite z's were any stiffer?

Wayne Ryder:
Am I right in thinking there were a few Z-48s made? I'm sure I remember reading it somewhere.

I broke a Z-Rim. It started out as a small ding/crack; I got a free replacement, but when you factor in the price of spokes over a couple of Summers, how free was it?

crazycraig:
dont be sayin all this about these rims ive just bought 3 sets  :santa_cry:

theRuler:
hehe
just ride them in a straight line and you will be fine!!!

i could never see the point of z rims.

stronger than alloys? doubt it.
lighter than alloys? maybe by 1 gram.
better than alloys? um . . . .

someone put me straight.
i have a history of missing the point.

i still find myself bidding on these hula hoops though. i need to buy some and see how they ride now.

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