SUN SINGLETRACKS
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the toffinator
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i have a set of sun singletrack wheels on my subzero and ive started to buckle them already after only owning them less than 2weeks? i weigh only just under 10 stone and do a bit of freeride and singletrack, northshore etc. do you rreckon they just need truing an tightnening as there brand new?
cheers
cheers
oranges are the best
life is short, so live it all flatout!!
life is short, so live it all flatout!!
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Aye. Make sure they're laced up properly. Try not to land like a lead weight too.I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally ~ W. C. Fields0
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DONT SHOUT.
take them to a wheel bilder and get them finished."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
if you can, take em back to the place you bought them, two weeks is no time for any wheel to last, let alone single tracks. i have sets fitted to my reign and to the p7 which i reckon i could knock nails in with!!0
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Blacksun: 16 million posts?!0
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the toffinator wrote:i have a set of sun singletrack wheels on my subzero and ive started to buckle them already after only owning them less than 2weeks? i weigh only just under 10 stone and do a bit of freeride and singletrack, northshore etc. do you rreckon they just need truing an tightnening as there brand new?
cheers
Its not uncommon for wheels to buckle if there brand new and machine built. By the sounds of it its only out by a small tweak aswell. Take the bike back to where you got it and i'm sure they will be happy to true them up for free.0 -
cheers for that i know someone who will do it for nowtoranges are the best
life is short, so live it all flatout!!0