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How strong are these i weigh approx 75kg and normally ride mavic 719 rim's,which i find just right (had 717's before and i found them not quite stong enough for my riding) so will crest's be as strong as 719's or should i go up to arch rim's?
I'm about the same weight, and haven't managed to damage mine yet, despite my best efforts with my dodgy landings!
I'm just like you (dodgy landings)
That's why I'm asking about strenght
Mid 70kgs here (although I was around 80kgs+ kit when I bought them). No probs with strength (again plenty of talentless landings). Mine are still running true without touching them for a couple of years. I'd buy them again for sure.
I weigh more and run them on a 140mm HT, never had a problem.
I will let you know - I am literally building* two wheels on Crests now at my desk. I weigh 90Kg+, but stay rubber side down all the time on rigid forks.
* lacing this wheel for the 5th and finally successful time. Tried doing it the last few nights and have found that trying to watch TV, after a few bevvies and lace a wheel 3x just doesnt work ๐ณ
Radio 6 and coffee is a better environment for not making a pig's ear of it...
I'm heavy & only bent my rear one after an instant snakebite while I was going quick over rocks.
90kg riding mine for 3 months 29er no problems like to pop off stuff not to high but fun size. ๐
Cheers guy's
I only weigh 70kg and mine have been ok for the last 12 months but have started to notice a few dings of late.
They are light but I'm planning on getting a stronger wheelset for the trail/enduro riding.
My biggest complaint with them is I cant get them to hold up on tubeless after a few hard runs. I ran UST rims for 2 years previous and never had a single issue.