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Alex Vectra T2 anyone?

Dec 19, 2005
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Baldwin County Alabama
I want a new wheel set and I've been looking into the Alex Vectras. Anyone have any experience with these? I weigh about 200 lbs and I ride mostly downhill and freestyle stuff. They would be going on a Gary Fisher Genesis. Thanks
 

ioscope

Turbo Monkey
Jul 3, 2004
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Vashon, WA
"Alex builds unbreakable wheels" It says in the ad. OK, alex triple walls with 48h drilling are tough, but they are also stupid heavy, and a measure more compact and small, so that doesn't mean that this wheelset will be tough.

This wheelset will die if you jump on it.
 

BigMike

BrokenbikeMike
Jul 29, 2003
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Montgomery county MD
chevyfixerdude said:
Thanks for that! That's what I wanted... an informed opinion. Thanks Bro. I'll look into something different.
Those wheels are definanly NOT downhill wheels. They are super lightweight XC-type wheels.

Sorry some people are a little bit sarcastic around here, you'll get used to it ;)

If you want some good wheels look into somthing like This.
Those are pretty expensive, but thats the kind of thing you should look for.
 

MOTODH

Turbo Monkey
Mar 28, 2005
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CT
zedro said:
geez the sarcasm does get bad in here, i'm not sure what side you're even on.

Those rims look interesting tho, using oversized straight pull spokes.

http://www.eastonbike.com/WHEELS/models/wheels_AM_Havoc.html

yeah i was not quite clear, I think the Eastons look great and a very well designed wheel may not need lots of spokes to be strong, knowing easton they will be impressive, thats pure e-specualtion though.
 
Dec 19, 2005
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Baldwin County Alabama
BigMike said:
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Sorry some people are a little bit sarcastic around here, you'll get used to it ;)
Thanks dude! I'm not a huge forum type guy but I've been to enough to know you get all types here, and it's real easy to talk crap when hiding behind your monitor. But I do appreciate ya'lls input.