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Crossmax or Crossride?

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  1. I need a new rear wheel, something light. I don't know whether to go for the crossride or the crossmax xl, the crossmax is a fair bit lighter but way more expensive, is the crossride a good enough light weight wheel or is it worth saving up the extra cash.

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    Originally posted by DanBB
    I need a new rear wheel, something light. I don't know whether to go for the crossride or the crossmax xl, the crossmax is a fair bit lighter but way more expensive, is the crossride a good enough light weight wheel or is it worth saving up the extra cash.


    I have Crossrides/Stan's NoTubes and am happy with their performance. Would I buy them again? No. I am not a big fan of factory wheelsets because individual components can not be easily replaced. Personally, I would go with either XTR or Chris King hubs, 14-15 DB Spokes and either Mavic 517 or Bontrager Vaiiant Rims. All parts are easily replaceable cheaply and locally.

    Good luck.

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    Originally posted by dsm
    I have Crossrides/Stan's NoTubes and am happy with their performance. Would I buy them again? No. I am not a big fan of factory wheelsets because individual components can not be easily replaced. Personally, I would go with either XTR or Chris King hubs, 14-15 DB Spokes and either Mavic 517 or Bontrager Vaiiant Rims. All parts are easily replaceable cheaply and locally.

    I agree. I've just ordered a set of X517s on XTR hubs. Much cheaper than factory wheels, almost as light, definitely as strong (if built by a decent wheel-builder) and a lot easier to service as the wheels get on in life...

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