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 Blowout on Flows...
Stans is currently blowing out their inventory of ZTR Flow rims in both 26" & 29"
Black $50 / White $40 / + shipping
Flow Rims - on sale
For 1-1/2 years, mine have been flawless, back for more.
Get 'em while you can...
The best is the one you want to ride most often..
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 Originally Posted by hammerheadbikes
I got a shipping estimate of $98 for two rims
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Originally Posted by hammerheadbikes
No 26" rims?? Don't see them at link.
Stan's website has the white ones @ $40 and black @ $50. White ones listed as ~40 grams heavier--that seems like a lot of weight for what--powder coating matl's??
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Last edited by Porschefan; 07-13-2012 at 05:20 PM.
The secret to mountain biking is pretty simple. The slower you go the more likely it is you'll crash. ~Julie Furtado
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Oh.... So the cat is out of the bag..
I hope that now some one tell us where to get a deal on some good HUBS ;-)
We do not stop playing because we grow old;
We grow old because we stop playing
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I got the white flows.
I got Tree fort bikes to match Hucknrolls 15% off on Chris King Hubs
I got them in gold...now for the spokes
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Bought these to have waiting in the wings. Thank you for the heads up!
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Yeah! I just pulled the triger on some white flows as well now lets start the hub hunting.
We do not stop playing because we grow old;
We grow old because we stop playing
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I got a pair of the 650B rims to replace non tubeless/well worn Velocity Blunts.
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Are the 650b's on sale too
LS
09 Ibis Mojo - All Mountain Moab Edition
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Got a set of 29" White Flows plus valves for $104 shipped. Got cheap Sapim Race spokes and a set of WTB hubs (LaserDisc Rear, SuperDuty 20mm Front). Now I just need to find the time to build them, these projects are better for the winter!
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shipping to ontario is $100?
RIP Adam Yauch
"M.C. for what I AM and do, the A is for Adam and the lyrics; true"
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If you are going to wait until the winter to build them parts prices also go down after September when the season is over for the unfortunate ones and the 2013 stuff comes out.
We do not stop playing because we grow old;
We grow old because we stop playing
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Originally Posted by Camaleon
If you are going to wait until the winter to build them parts prices also go down after September when the season is over for the unfortunate ones and the 2013 stuff comes out.
You really think they'll go down below $40 a rim
They'll be sold out in September since the model is being discontinued
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I was talking about hubs and spokes.
Definitely get the rims ASAP I will be surprise if they last past the end of the month.
We do not stop playing because we grow old;
We grow old because we stop playing
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Originally Posted by mtnbiker72
You really think they'll go down below $40 a rim
They'll be sold out in September since the model is being discontinued
I couldn't resist the bargain, so I popped for a pair of white 26". I have a brand-new set of DT 204s laced to DT XR400's, which are really too light a rim for me. LBS quoted me $1/spoke ($64) + $85 labor, to lace the 240s' to the Flows. I may just mount tires on the XR400's and see what happens and keep the Flows as backups. At $40/ea. I should be able to unload them anytime without a big loss.
I'm actually kind of surprised that they still have any left--they either have a lot of them or Flows just aren't that popular. They've been recommended to me many times when I've inquired about suitable wheelsets though.
I don't have any wheel-building skills or experience so I don't know if $1/spoke is overkill or not?
The secret to mountain biking is pretty simple. The slower you go the more likely it is you'll crash. ~Julie Furtado
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At $150 to have a pair of wheels built right.... I'd probably do it. Is that just straight gauge spokes?
I contemplated rerimming my Crest 29" hope hoops with these flows, but I think I'm going to enjoy a well built wheel for a while. I'm not that skilled yet.
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650Bs are sold out at both Stans and Hammerhead. Whatever that means. I guess they didn't make that many Or everyone's building their closeout CL/HnR Nickels with 650B wheels 
If you can't play, display.
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I tried.....$96 shipping (to GA) from Hammerhead!
Shipping direct from Stans....$16!
EIGHTY dollar difference? I'll allow Hammerhead to make a profit, but be up front about it, don't make your profit on the shipping fees!
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Originally Posted by tombtfslpk
I tried.....$96 shipping (to GA) from Hammerhead!
Shipping direct from Stans....$16!
EIGHTY dollar difference? I'll allow Hammerhead to make a profit, but be up front about it, don't make your profit on the shipping fees!
That must be an error on those shipping charges. I would call Scott and ask him about it, but I'm 95% sure there's a glitch in the system. Hammerhead is more than fair and a pleasure to deal with. BTW I'm in GA as well and I've ordered from them a couple of times.
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Originally Posted by 06DODGECTD
That must be an error on those shipping charges. I would call Scott and ask him about it, but I'm 95% sure there's a glitch in the system. Hammerhead is more than fair and a pleasure to deal with. BTW I'm in GA as well and I've ordered from them a couple of times.
Scott's an awesome guy and so is HHB!!!
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Kind of off topic, but do they make 650 mountain bike tires?
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Re: error on shipping charges
I tried the Hammerhead bike website several separate times (no cookies saved) and came up with the $96 shipping charge every time. I also worked with two different local Zip Codes and shipping addresses....no difference.
It sure seems like an error in the shipping fees, I'd like to believe that. That is why I attempted multiple approaches. The facts seemed to support my natural cynicism.
I'm sure Hammerhead is a good place, perhaps I'll purchase something from them when they get their act together. (Multiple attempts, on multiple days, means someone does not have their ducks in a row)
I'm sure I could have called, but I tend to shop early in the mornings....too early to call.
I checked the Stans website, saw the shipping fees, and pulled the trigger.
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