originally posted by bicyclist
I've had my Singletracks for like a year, built with 15/16g spokes and alloy nipples, with hardly any truing/tensioning, and they're fine.
is the flex noticeable? i got a friend who is on sapims on the rear wheel and he doesn't feel any difference.
and sapims are lighter, that means lower cross sectional area. there is no other way to save weight. so in theory they should be flexier... unless they are made from a material that is far superior from the stuff that dt use.
I can't say i'm very familiar with the 6.1d but they look solid for the weight. 595g. I would seriously look into the Alex Supra D though. I've had them on 2 bikes now and they have an amazing strength-weight ratio. 580g, and they hold up. I've put smallflatspots in them but never anything more. When you get under 600g for a dh rim you are flirting with disaster. But I can recommend them and I've tried everything under the sun...Arroq DHX, azonic outlaws, doubletracks, rhyno lites, etc.
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