Here's what ZTR Rims look like. Their plain looking, but oh so nice.
AC is making rims? 350gr? Wow, sounds like a collaboration between the two. Wonder how much they cost.
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You can't buy the AC rims seperate. Only as a built wheel by AC. You get the AC disc or non disc hubs and the choice between standard DT comp spokes or an upcharge of $60 per wheel for Sapim CX-Ray spokes.
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Interesting. Guess, it all comes down to preferences on the bike components. I had to do a lot of researching on the ZTR355 rims, but hardly found anything on it. Any Idea where to go for the latest and greatest technology research. I've been to MTBR.com, but they seem to be way behind on component reviews. Going directly to notubes.com is a little help, but you know how it is. They always claim their stuff is the lightest, strongest, etc...
Is there a review section on WW for components and bikes?
Is there a review section on WW for components and bikes?
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No review section here on WW. Best bet is to do a seach of the forum. But I think you might be the first on this forum to try out the Stans rims.
The AC's I happened to see at my LBS and they looked sweet. Bummer you can't get the rims seperate.
The AC's I happened to see at my LBS and they looked sweet. Bummer you can't get the rims seperate.
I'm thinking of Stan's rims on my next wheel set.
I use my bike for both road and XC.
Given that Stan's rims are wider than say Mavic 517's, can you still fit a 26 x 1" Conti Grand Prix tyre to one of Stan's rims?
I use my bike for both road and XC.
Given that Stan's rims are wider than say Mavic 517's, can you still fit a 26 x 1" Conti Grand Prix tyre to one of Stan's rims?