Aftermarket spoke wheel question
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Oregon
I have DNAs on mine with about 20k miles. I ride the **** out of it. No issues at all. Im runnin tubes because back when I bought them DNA was having leak issues. I think they have those issues figured out because I dont see any bad vibes on these wheels any more. Even RW had a short bout of issues. The price on the DNAs are good. I would reccomend them for sure.
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Stone
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Big Bear City, CA
Not bad at all. Just a year ago I was quoted $1400.00 on just a set of Ride Write wheels. You got a lot more bang for your buck with the DNA's.
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Tourer
Joined: May 2012
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From: Clarkston
I was quite happy with the price. Kcint was a little cheaper i think on price but I like supporting local dealers so I went with my shop, it was less than $100 difference for the wheels. Didn't quote a tire with kcint
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Where I lay my head is home.
No issues with mine. I'm running tubeless in the front and it does leak... just kinda the way it is. Keep a tire inflator next to the bike and throw a couple blasts in it every couple weeks.
Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 684
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From: Illinois
I am happy with my DNA wheels. In my opinion buying more expensive fat spoke wheels is spending unnecessary money. I work at a dealership and a customer just had some of the more expensive wheels put on and I really don't see where the extra money went.
Again this is just my opinion but I think the DNA wheels are a great value.
Again this is just my opinion but I think the DNA wheels are a great value.
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