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DT Swiss DT Swiss XR 4.1

Average Rating 2.33/5
# of Reviews 3
MSRP $ 75.00
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Description:DT Swiss is the only manufacturer in the world to produce every part of the wheel in-house, including their new line of rims. The XR 4.1 MTB rim utilizes a special welding process called SBWT (strength boost welding technology), which strengthens the point where the aluminum ends come together. This results in a truer, rounder and ultimately stronger wheel. All DT Swiss rims feature perfectly adjusted stainless steel eyelets, symmetrical and CNC machined sidewalls, wear indicators and are available in 28, 32 and 36 hole configurations in both black and silver.

DT Swiss rims are easily serviceable through the DT Swiss worldwide dealer network, and are 100% produced and hand finished in Switzerland.

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    Submitted by Michal a Cross Country Rider from Poland
    Date Reviewed: November 9, 2004
    Favorite Trail:Morena Dymaczewska XC
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $100.00
    Purchased At:local shop in Poznan (price for pair)
    Strengths:light
    narrow - you can use road 1.0 tires also
    Weaknesses:soft
    Similar Products Used:cheap rims like Mach Tequilla, Sunrims
    Bike Setup:shimano_xt/sram_quartz/avid_sd7/formula/manitou_axel_super/dt_revo/dt_xr_4.1...
    Bottom Line:Good alternative for mavic xc517 (new: 717) if you don't prefer fast and agressive trails. The major disadvantage is too soft alu - red Ritcheys eat it rapidly... After 4 kkm in mountains (mostly alpine tracks with long 20-50 km downhills) I lost more than 50% of rim thickness. Fortunately rim is punctured with small holes indicating when you should call for a new one. The new one will be Mavic xc 717 - cheaper and better...
    Value Rating:3Overall Rating:3

    Submitted by Kees Veninga a Cross Country Rider from Harlingen
    Date Reviewed: August 29, 2004
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:local bike shop
    Strengths:Nice black ano rim.
    Weaknesses:I've bought the ceramic ones. That's exactly the weakness of the rim; the ceramic coating.
    Similar Products Used:Several Mavic ceramics
    Bottom Line:I have used these rims for only a few days now and have gone through one pair of brakeshoes. After this I've tried several other quality brands of specialy designed for ceramic rim brake shoes but these rims really eat up everything. My bike has brakedust all over it just after a few times on the brakes. I don't dare to use these in a race or marathon (for which I bought them). Besides eating up half of you brake the coating also makes my frontwheel sqeal like hell. This occurs with all the brake shoes. I wish I had gotten some mavics instead!
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Mark S. a Cross Country Rider from Lebork,Poland
    Date Reviewed: July 29, 2003
    Favorite Trail:marathon xc
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $530.00
    Purchased At:dt dealer
    Strengths:light
    Weaknesses:too soft alu
    Similar Products Used:rigida, mavic 217, 517
    Bike Setup:frame giant xtc, skareb super, wheels hugi/revolution/xr4.1 (front now mavic x517)
    Bottom Line:front wheel needed more truing after each xc marathon, then I had to replace the rim. on the rear wheel it is ok yet.
    Value Rating:3Overall Rating:3






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