weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

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weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby bigadz » Fri Feb 19, 2010 2:29 pm

Anybody here have experience with weinmann rims and origin or formula hubs or eighthinch wheels? Needing a new wheelset and these can be gotten cheaply.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby Mulger bill » Fri Feb 19, 2010 6:51 pm

Me commuter (2009 Kona Dew Drop) has them. Sorta heavy but strong enough for me to jump gutters and belt potholes. I'm 83kg.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby LOUDERPLEASE » Fri Feb 19, 2010 10:07 pm

96KG here - rollin on weinmann's at 100psi. Aint collapsed yet.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby ryan » Wed Feb 24, 2010 4:33 pm

formula hubs are a decent, no frills hub, as far as I know, they are re-badged and used in the hugely popular Velocity Deep V / B43 wheelsets. You could do much worse.

I have heard OK things about the Weinmann rims - apparently not as strong as a Velocity, but the price difference may make them a great option.

If the wheelset can be had for <$180 I think they would be a good buy.
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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby black4tress » Wed Feb 24, 2010 5:46 pm

I've got a set of Weinmanns on Origin 8 hubs for about 2 months now. Done about a 400kms on Syd road and so far pretty good. Still true but I am only 70kgs.
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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby jaseyjase » Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:40 pm

im running B43s on origin hubs and about 92kgs on a good day. No problems here, but im a weekend warrior.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby hawksam » Fri Feb 26, 2010 2:05 pm

LOUDERPLEASE wrote:96KG here - rollin on weinmann's at 100psi. Aint collapsed yet.
:D 104 kg here on a Weinmann rear no probs yet but its only relatively new. its on my Daily ride

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby bigadz » Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:13 pm

Thanks hawksam,
I'm 95kg +6-7kg of backpack (3L camelback in it) riding ~200km/week so I'm glad the wheels do you well

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby backofthebunch » Sat Feb 27, 2010 4:29 pm

was looking at the weinmann rims on ebay, are any of them machined to use with brakes?

i should add that im talking about the deep v style

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby bigadz » Thu Apr 15, 2010 10:40 am

Well i can now fully vouch for the weinmann deep-v rims since last night I T-boned a car that pulled out in front of me from a stop sign. Even after leaving a huge dent in car my wheel is still perfectly true. I did somehow though get an instant flat in my rear tube even though it didn't hit anything; quite strange.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby brendan03 » Thu Apr 15, 2010 10:50 am

bigadz wrote:Well i can now fully vouch for the weinmann deep-v rims since last night I T-boned a car that pulled out in front of me from a stop sign. Even after leaving a huge dent in car my wheel is still perfectly true. I did somehow though get an instant flat in my rear tube even though it didn't hit anything; quite strange.
Lol - that's awesome. You're a-ok?

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby backofthebunch » Thu Apr 15, 2010 12:36 pm

thats a good endorsement for the rim!!

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby backofthebunch » Mon May 03, 2010 8:33 pm

off the topic anyone used or got a review on the charge wheel sets? seen them on wiggle.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby brauluver » Mon May 03, 2010 9:37 pm

backofthebunch wrote:off the topic anyone used or got a review on the charge wheel sets? seen them on wiggle.
Yeah looked at them too.

I've got a halo aerorage rear only on order from them.
Feedback to come.

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Re: weinmann/origin/formula/eighthinch

Postby backofthebunch » Thu Jul 01, 2010 10:08 am

brauluver wrote:
backofthebunch wrote:off the topic anyone used or got a review on the charge wheel sets? seen them on wiggle.
Yeah looked at them too.

I've got a halo aerorage rear only on order from them.
Feedback to come.
any feedback for us yet?

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