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  1. I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them. I'm climbing some steep
    stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of racket out of the rear (out of my bike
    ;-)) and I notice the wheel's out of true. I don't even bother looking at
    the rim. My LBS takes one look at it and finds five cracks! One picture is
    at mixednutsband.comcrack4.jpg.

    Anyone had similar "issues" with your K's?

    Thanks,

    Dan Hertlein

  2. "Dan R H" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them. I'm
    climbing some steep stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of
    racket out of the rear (out of my bike ;-)) and I notice
    the wheel's out of true. I don't even bother looking at
    the rim. My LBS takes one look at it and finds five
    cracks! One picture is at
    mixednutsband.comcrack4.jpg.

    Anyone had similar "issues" with your K's?


    Ugh, time for a rebuild! The question is are you stuck
    with Mavic K rims or can you get something more "durable"?
    Good Luck!....

  3. I'm definitely gonna rebuild but I think the rim's gonna
    cost close to $150! I may be wrong on that one but... Now
    I've gotta decide whether or not to keep the set. I've also
    got a set of Bontrager Race Lite's that are light and seem
    to be durable so far....

    Dan

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    "Dan R H" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:AIednS98QazJYHDdRVn-
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    Quoted message said:

    I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them. I'm
    climbing some


    steep

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of racket out of the
    rear (out of my


    bike

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    ;-)) and I notice the wheel's out of true. I don't even
    bother looking


    at

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    the rim. My LBS takes one look at it and finds five
    cracks! One picture


    is

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    at mixednutsband.comcrack4.jpg.

    Anyone had similar "issues" with your K's?


    Ugh, time for a rebuild! The question is are you stuck
    with Mavic K rims


    or

    Quoted message said:

    can you get something more "durable"? Good Luck!....

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Dan R H
    I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them. I'm climbing some steep
    stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of racket out of the rear (out of my bike
    ;-)) and I notice the wheel's out of true. I don't even bother looking at
    the rim. My LBS takes one look at it and finds five cracks! One picture is
    at mixednutsband.comcrack4.jpg.

    Anyone had similar "issues" with your K's?

    Thanks,

    Dan Hertlein

    Drive side spokes? Age? Weight?

  5. Dan R H said:

    I'm definitely gonna rebuild but I think the rim's gonna
    cost close to $150! I may be wrong on that one but... Now
    I've gotta decide whether or not to keep the set. I've
    also got a set of Bontrager Race Lite's that are light and
    seem to be durable so far....

    Dan

    I had a Campy Nucleon rear rim fail. Cost of rim alone was
    $160. Taught me a lesson. Never buy boutique wheels when
    wheels built with off the shelf parts are just as light and
    can be made very durable. Oh, btw I never did rebuild my
    Nucleon for fear of it breaking again. I weigh 175 pounds.

    Kenny Lee

  6. Yes, yes and a big yes of course.

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    Dan R H said:

    I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them. I'm
    climbing some steep stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of
    racket out of the rear (out


    of

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my bike ;-)) and I notice the wheel's out of true. I
    don't even bother looking at the rim. My LBS takes one
    look at it and finds five cracks! One picture is at


    http://mixednutsband.com-" rel="ugc nofollow noopener">mixednutsband.commixednutsband.com
    /crack4.jpg.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Anyone had similar "issues" with your K's? Thanks, Dan
    Hertlein

    Drive side spokes? Age? Weight?

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  7. Dan R H said:

    I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them. I'm
    climbing some steep stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of
    racket out of the rear (out of my bike ;-)) and I notice
    the wheel's out of true. I don't even bother looking at
    the rim. My LBS takes one look at it and finds five
    cracks! One picture is at
    mixednutsband.comcrack4.jpg.

    Anyone had similar "issues" with your K's?

    Thanks,

    Dan Hertlein


    probably, over here (NL) there is a waiting list for spare
    -rear- rims 😉

    /Marten

  8. dan-<< I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them.
    I'm climbing some steep stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of
    racket out of the rear (out of my bike ;-)) and I notice the
    wheel's out of true. I don't even bother looking at the rim.
    My LBS takes one look at it and finds five cracks!

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    <BR><BR>

    Not that uncommon on these and other ksyriums.

    dan-

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    Boulder, CO, 80302
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    costruite eccezionalmente bene"

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    Quoted message said:

    dan-<< I've got a set of '03 SSL's with about 8k on them.
    I'm climbing some steep stuff and I'm hearing all kinds of
    racket out of the rear (out of my bike ;-)) and I notice
    the wheel's out of true. I don't even bother looking at
    the rim. My LBS takes one look at it and finds five
    cracks! >><BR><BR>

    Not that uncommon on these and other ksyriums.

    dan-

    Peter Chisholm

    Silliums are supposed to be replaced by your sponsor every
    season. Leaving a third of the spokes out of what amounts to
    an OpenPro is not a very bright idea. But charging $160 for
    an OpenPro is brilliant, a real "Margin Multiplier" for Mr.
    Mavic. I think I'll put some foil stickers on MA3's and
    sell'em for $100 as "Ksyrium Severe Duty Rims"

    Scott Goldsmith

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