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I have had the fat spoke AWW (back before Dayton bought them), the Fat Daddy through Drag and now the Ride Wrights.
The original AWW were dead headed spokes which were said to have been a disaster waiting to happen (Never had a problem with mine). The Drag version was an inexpensive alternative to the AWW, nice wheels. The RW wheels are nice as they offer a ton of variations. Sam is great to deal with and will build just about anything.
Had mine for a while now also purchased from m&mcycles. Whats really nice is they are not very popular or atleast known around hear so it's pretty unique.
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