Is this a price for a set of wheels, or for front/rear only

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• jay12 Posts: 6,306

  October 2009

  both, good price IMO

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• fourcrossjohn Posts: 2,500

  October 2009

  yes both

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• Anonymous Posts: 79,692

  October 2009

  awesome.

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• M1llh0use Posts: 863

  October 2009

  can vouch for them being strong as well.
  
  :oops:

  {insert smartarse comment here}

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• Anonymous Posts: 79,692

  October 2009

  looks like these will be going on my hardtail soon then.
  Need some forks too. hmm.

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• jay12 Posts: 6,306

  October 2009

  they get really good reviews as well. possibly the best bydget wheels :?
  
  how much travel have you got at the moment?

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• Cat With No Tail Posts: 13,581

  October 2009

  Yup, I can vouch for them taking some stick too. Nice and smooth, good pickup.
  They look much more expensive than they are as well.
  Actually, now I think about it, I'm pretty sure I've got an axle assembly around here somewhere. I'll post it out to you if you want it. You'll probably never need it, but it's there just in case.

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• canada16 Posts: 2,360

  October 2009

  I had them as well, they are sweet. no problems and light for the money

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• Anonymous Posts: 79,692

  October 2009

  jay12 wrote:

  they get really good reviews as well. possibly the best bydget wheels :?
  
  how much travel have you got at the moment?

  Erm, it's for a hardtail? so... none
  
  The only spare forks I've got are 20mm axle ones, but I don't really need that for the intended use of the hardtail build. I tried turning it into a "hardnut" hardtail (see sig) but I prefer riding my properly mental wolf ridge for anything like that.

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