F FLAWLESS Member Jul 30, 2002 19 0 Oct 15, 2002 #1 Guys, I have a 88 kdx200, with cracks that keep growing on the front wheel, around the spokes and the lips. I know aluminium is prone to fatigue cracking, so should I avoid second hand rims even if they look OK??? :confused: Justin
Guys, I have a 88 kdx200, with cracks that keep growing on the front wheel, around the spokes and the lips. I know aluminium is prone to fatigue cracking, so should I avoid second hand rims even if they look OK??? :confused: Justin
F FLAWLESS Member Jul 30, 2002 19 0 Oct 15, 2002 Thread starter #2 Are the rims of this era (DID style) know for cracking and should be avoided??
W woodsy ~SPONSOR~ Mi. Trail Riders Jan 16, 2002 2,933 1 Oct 16, 2002 #3 Not that I have heard of! I have heard of people over tightening their spokes though... Woodsy