Hey guys, just letting you all know that Hugo at HBtrials is planning on
putting out an order from Echo to send on Monday. If you guys want a
wide light STRONG rim to replace a DX32 on your 26" MUni you should
tell Hugo NOW, before Monday when the order goes out. He says that he
doesn't think that he could sell many of these rims since he doesn't
sell 36 hole hubs but these are the toughest 26" drilled rims around.
I am getting one to replace my Alex DX32 because I need something wider
but don't want the weight penalty of a LM or the clearance issues. I
have been warned to stay away from the drilled Try-all since apparently
it is quite weak but the only other comparable rim.
I am in no way affiliated with HBtrials but think this is a great
opportunity to upgrade a 26" MUni
This rim just might be what 26" MUnis need to get back on par with
their 42" brothers.
Peace
ERIC
here is an e-mail I sent yesterday and the reply
Re: Echo 46mm rear rim, Available in 36 hole?
From: HBtrials ([email hidden])
Sent: February 16, 2008 7:17:11 AM
To: eric pulvermacher ([email hidden])
Hi Eric,
Echo just recently started to do the 26" rear rims in 36 holes, in
black onle. I think they introduced this in december or something and I
don't have any in stock now.
I'm preparing an order that I will send them monday, I can of course
order a couple of thoses to stock here but I don't sell any 36 holes
hubs so I won't sell much. But if you want to wait, I will get some.
If you can't wait, you may be able to find something else, but they are
harder to get in 36 holes. I can sometimes get the Try All in 36 holes,
but theses rims are not nearly as strong as the Echo. Lighter, but not
strong that's for sure!
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Hugo
hbtrials.com
Le 08-02-16 à 00:10, eric pulvermacher a écrit :
Hey I was just wondering if you had the Echo 46mm rear rim in a 36
hole drilling? I would love a good strong wide drilled rim to replace
my DX32 on my Mountain Unicycle.
Thanks
ERIC
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