DT Swiss RR 1850 wheel Front 20 Hole Radial - 30 mm Section Rim Features: An unbeatable level of performance from DT Swiss A fully integrated component package built by the... more
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DT Swiss RR 1850 wheel Front 20 Hole Radial - 30 mm Section Rim
Main specs
Long Name: RR 1850 wheel Front 20 Hole Radial - 30 mm Section Rim
Type: Road Wheels
Manufacturer: DT Swiss
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Listed on Ciao since : 30/01/2008
Manufacturer's product description
DT Swiss RR 1850 wheel Front 20 Hole Radial - 30 mm Section Rim Features: An unbeatable level of performance from DT Swiss A fully integrated component package built by the world leaders in wheel technology - ride confident in the knowledge there is no better wheel set available 240s hubs, New Aero sand-blasted spokes for a classy \'titanium look\', Prolock hexagonal head alloy nipples and deep section RR 1.2 rims arranged using a perfectly balanced spoke lacing pattern add up to a super light wheel package Unique black finish is only available onthe complete wheels for a prestigious look 20 hole front wheel Supplied with a high quality wheel bag, specialist nipple and spoke keys and certificated wheel build quality document Uses standard DT spares and spokes which are replaceable by any cycle shop with wheel building experience - no return to the manufacturer required Weight: for front and rear set: 1850 grams
Advantages: Lightweight, strong, precise, fast Disadvantages: hopeless police (lack of) effort against stolen bikes
...monocoque frame doesn't flex at all. The wheels are mavic 517 rims which have been the best XC wheelrims around for some time now.
There is no discernible lateral shaking and flexing associated with fast downhill in a full-suspension bike.
During repetitive bumps on climbs there are some bouncies during some long, grinding, out of the saddle climbs, but use the (change on the ride/fly) lock-out on the Fox Float RL and its perfect again as is the lock-out on the SID Team fork. It has four inches of travel in the back, and 100mm up front, so the bike can take the big hits with no annoying inefficiencies. This bike feature s the new Quad System trail arm.
The Quad system is designed to allow the rear wheel to move up and down early in the travel. As the wheel moves back the effective chainstay length grows, which is supposed to put the rear...
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Advantages: Great price & fair all rounder Disadvantages: Tyres are poor in mud!
...are great on hard pack surfaces but if you ride in mud, your going to come off, buy decent tyres if going off road in mud!!
FULL SPECS;
Frame: Heat treated alloy formed ATB design with replaceable derailleur hanger
Forks: SR/Suntour XCM DA 100mm travel with 30mm steel stanchions alloy legs and preload and hydraulic damping adjustment
Gears: Shimano FD-C050 front and Shimano RD-M340 Acera 8 speed rear derailleurs
Shifters: Shimano EF-50 triggers
Chainset: SR/Suntour XCC-150 42/32/22 tooth gearing
Brakes: Radius mechanical discs with 160mm rotors
Wheels: Alex PC19 32 hole double wall alloy rims built on Joy Tech disc compatible alloy cassette hubs
Tyres: Kenda Komodo 26x1.95
Handlebar: Mongoose 31.8mm clamp diameter alloy 30mm rise
Stem: Mongoose alloy threadless
Saddle: WTB Speed V Sport with Mongoose logo
Seatpost: Alloy with micro...
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