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Mach1 Wheel?

donal7 · 2013-09-19 17:38:36

Hi. Anyone any experience with the above wheels? Looking at replacing a poor rear stock wheel which has had a number of broken spokes/buckles with a Mach1 wheel. Are they reliable? Bike is used for commuting purposes. Cheers

19-09-2013 5:38pm

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donal7

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Hi. Anyone any experience with the above wheels? Looking at replacing a poor rear stock wheel which has had a number of broken spokes/buckles with a Mach1 wheel. Are they reliable? Bike is used for commuting purposes. Cheers

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#2 19-09-2013 8:16pm

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I believe (and I do stand to be corrected...) that Mach1 are the manufactures of most of the machinery that actually make wheels/rims.
I have a front one that I use every so often and is very strong .
It looked remarkably like the Williams rim it replaced which looked remarkably like a Kinlin rim which are used by many companies for their low end/budget wheels and they just apply their own decals.
I have a front Mach1 and a rear pro lite como rim and they are identical.

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