oopsie

[Gen]

Not sure how I managed this.

[Gen]

But is was replaced with this

Edited May 8, 2014 by Gen

[Gen]

Oopsie again double post

Edited May 8, 2014 by Gen

[gwhite]

same thing happen to mine, exact same crack right through the jockey wheel. Apparently this happens often to the light weight wheels.

[Gen]

Hubby is currently big into KCNC. . So I reckon he just loved the fact thay he had an excuse to play a bit.. and add some KCNC to my bike

Edited May 8, 2014 by Gen

[DJR]

I found those smart alloy KCNC jockey wheels made my bike noisy and I went back to plastic.

[Gen]

I found those smart alloy KCNC jockey wheels made my bike noisy and I went back to plastic.

 

Aggenee.. I don't like funny noises when I ride.. damn.

[Gen]

I see the problem. It quite clearly says Shimano. If you go Sram you never go BAM.

 

I was waiting for that ha ha ha

[Brett]

Nah man, those kind jockey wheels are the best.

I been running them for a 8 months in my everyday bike with no issues whatsoever.

Have used them on most of my bikes.

They are super reliable

[Caerus]

I see the problem. It quite clearly says Shimano. If you go Sram you never go BAM.

If you go SRAM its obvious you can't afford quality equipment Rather stick to BMX

[Caerus]

But is was replaced with this

I foresee many undesirable things sticking into that.

[Seeker911]

On a MTB anything can happen. I have destroyed a few rear derailleurs in my time.

[Pin-it]

I found those smart alloy KCNC jockey wheels made my bike noisy and I went back to plastic.

Had the same problem! Those plastic ones have always worked best for me

[JCA12]

I'm concerned with those hollow ones. You could potentially catch a stick in them and it could break them. I think they are designed mainly for road cycling.

[Guest Smimby]

I'm concerned with those hollow ones. You could potentially catch a stick in them and it could break them. I think they are designed mainly for road cycling.

 

I have been riding them for years without any issues.....and they are not just for road cycling....

Edited May 9, 2014 by Smimby

[Iwan Kemp]

I see the problem. It quite clearly says Shimano. If you go Sram you never go BAM.

...and as things work out it now quite clearly says SH*T to the left of the crack.

Edited May 9, 2014 by Iwan Kemp