Rad Mfg hubs ?

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Edited Date/Time 12/9/2013 7:33pm
Has anyone used them?
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BobPA 12/6/2013 7:18pm
12/6/2013 7:18pm
Yes sir, as far as hubs go you really can't complain. Their service department is also top notch.

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TeamGreen 12/6/2013 8:08pm
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Baja: I have a set that I used for Pre-Running the Baja 250, 500 and 1000 + a few Fun-Runs down there. Estimate about 3500 miles of TOTAL ABUSE. T O T A L ABUSE. It's their std "Heavy Duty Wheel set": DID DTX Rims w/ S/S Spock and their Billet Hubs.

AWESOME Wheels.

Moto: we used a set for the X-Games & the 20 hours of practice and testing leading up to them. Remember the "cement" like whoops and that Ramp? Yup! I just ran those SAME Wheels, today, at the Kurt Caselli Ride...Bam,Bam,Bam down the Hills and Over the Braking Bumps from Hell...you know..."Those Hills with THOSE Bumps?" Uh, one of those hills you fly off of and INTO those Bumps...BAM, BAM, BAM....they've now got 40 hours on'em of STRICLTY THRASHING Moto!

Their Lightened Hubs, S/S Spokes and DID LTX Rims. Do they hold up as well as the DTX's? NO! But, that's the DID Rim. It's lighter and it flattens easier than the DTX's. "Less Weight" means less Wall-Thickness. Again, that's just the DID Rim. The Hubs and Spokes are AMAZING. Green Hubs, Blue Nipples, Black Rims and EVERYONE loves them.

On, and, can you say MADE IN THE USA? (Hubs & Spokes).

That's all I plan on running.
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tmauto769 12/6/2013 9:16pm
12/6/2013 9:16pm
What is this DTX rim you speak of? I have heard of the LTX rims, and I have the STX laced to RAD hubs myself, but never heard of the DTX, is that just the standard DID rims they have on their site or something different? And yeah, RAD makes really good products.
TrailDigger 12/7/2013 3:40am
12/7/2013 3:40am
TeamGreen wrote:
Baja: I have a set that I used for Pre-Running the Baja 250, 500 and 1000 + a few Fun-Runs down there. Estimate about 3500 miles...
Baja: I have a set that I used for Pre-Running the Baja 250, 500 and 1000 + a few Fun-Runs down there. Estimate about 3500 miles of TOTAL ABUSE. T O T A L ABUSE. It's their std "Heavy Duty Wheel set": DID DTX Rims w/ S/S Spock and their Billet Hubs.

AWESOME Wheels.

Moto: we used a set for the X-Games & the 20 hours of practice and testing leading up to them. Remember the "cement" like whoops and that Ramp? Yup! I just ran those SAME Wheels, today, at the Kurt Caselli Ride...Bam,Bam,Bam down the Hills and Over the Braking Bumps from Hell...you know..."Those Hills with THOSE Bumps?" Uh, one of those hills you fly off of and INTO those Bumps...BAM, BAM, BAM....they've now got 40 hours on'em of STRICLTY THRASHING Moto!

Their Lightened Hubs, S/S Spokes and DID LTX Rims. Do they hold up as well as the DTX's? NO! But, that's the DID Rim. It's lighter and it flattens easier than the DTX's. "Less Weight" means less Wall-Thickness. Again, that's just the DID Rim. The Hubs and Spokes are AMAZING. Green Hubs, Blue Nipples, Black Rims and EVERYONE loves them.

On, and, can you say MADE IN THE USA? (Hubs & Spokes).

That's all I plan on running.
Not to get off topic here, but where do they sell the wheelset?
Thanks!

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mx5471 12/7/2013 3:29pm
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radmfg.com . Best wheels you can buy.
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Arrowhead428 12/8/2013 2:53am
12/8/2013 2:53am
RAD mfg hubs on our Supermini

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