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Just wondering does anyone run Sun Ringle Equalizer rims.
What are they like?
Also, Has anyone bought [url= http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/Bike+Shop/Wheels/Mountain+Bike+Wheels/Sale+Wheels/Pair+Deore+525+Disc+Hubs+-+Sun+Rims_SUNN-WHEELS.htm ]these[/url] ones?
I run Sun Ringle Chargers on my 29er FS and they've been great. Stayed true and appear strong without being too heavy. Not sure exactly which rim it is though, although i seem to recall it's some version of the equalizer.
Meta 5 came with Equalizer 27 as std.
I ran them for a year without problems. Knocked em out of true quite quickly and was snapping spokes too frequently but that's nothing to do with the rim. Had the rear rebuilt by a well known wheelbuilder in the Preston area and was faultless since.
Only really changed because I fell out with the Shimano hub and was tempted by tubeless on Flows/Pro2.
Thanks, they seem pretty decent then. I found some threads over on MTBR about the EQ21's which said there really light whilst remaining quite stiff.
I've bought them already since they seemed a good deal. Should be no Wheel building issues because they are built up by Merlin, I think.
Only thing they dont tell you is the exact model.
I have the Equalizer 27 rims on Sun Ringle jumping flea hubs as stock on my Cube.
Very impressed with them so far - decent weight, quite stiff and no rim dings despite some pretty rocky riding so they seem tough.
Same as Chaka...equalizer rims on my Fritzz. Unfortunately i binned the whole rear wheel within 30 mins of riding in the Alps. Total POS. Now use Superstars which i think are bloody great.
i have them on my fritz they are pretty stong so far with my arse on them
Thanks guys. That will put my mind at rest.
I like destroying rims despite being a light rider, So its nice to know others can run these rims and not have issues.
Had them on a giant xtc
No problems at all