Tech info on Easton EXP 360(weight restriction)

[Jfdutoit]

I want to buy a second hand Easton EXP360 wheelset.Ive been trying to get info on the wheelset on the web but couldnt get anything even on the easton website...Where does the EXP360 fit into the Easton mtb wheel range?

 

And would it hold a 100 kg rider?

 

 

And whats a fair price?

 

Thanks

[Jokerman923]

I'm going to follow this thread as well as I couldn't get much into on this Easton Range of wheels......

 

Anyone out there from a LBS that stock these that could help/assist

[Face Plant]

if i am not mistaken the EXP 360 are OEM rims they come standard on alot of GT bikes, there are a couple of guys in our club that ride GTs and they ride really hard so they seem to be very strong but i think they are on the heavy side

[jcmeyerSS]

Don't know the official weight limit

But I have been riding a set of EXP500 on my rigid SS for a year now an not one issue.

 

I'm 101kg and my bike is 13kg so you looking at about 115kg all out.

I am hard on my components. Lots of jumping and ride some serious rocky stuff.

Been through two front and one rear wheel before these. Done about 2000km on these and about 700km racing. Still great.

They have even survived me trying to learn how to get the bike side wards while in the air and I don't bring it back all the way and I land sidewards. (Couldn't find the name of this, I know it's lame but I think it looks cool)

 

Anyway they are solid wheels. Don't know where they rank against the EXP360 (better or worst) but they the best R 2.5k I've spent.

 

[Face Plant]

Don't know the official weight limit

But I have been riding a set of EXP500 on my rigid SS for a year now an not one issue.

 

I'm 101kg and my bike is 13kg so you looking at about 115kg all out.

I am hard on my components. Lots of jumping and ride some serious rocky stuff.

Been through two front and one rear wheel before these. Done about 2000km on these and about 700km racing. Still great.

They have even survived me trying to learn how to get the bike side wards while in the air and I don't bring it back all the way and I land sidewards. (Couldn't find the name of this, I know it's lame but I think it looks cool)

 

Anyway they are solid wheels. Don't know where they rank against the EXP360 (better or worst) but they the best R 2.5k I've spent.

 

its called a whip - Tail whip

[jcmeyerSS]

 

 

its called a whip - Tail whip

Isn't that when it goes all the way around. I just get it out to about 60-80* . Hoping to get it out to 90 one day. Haha.

[Face Plant]

nope they just varying degrees of a whip