ZTR Crest

[Big JD]

87kgs, rode Crests for 3/4 years with absolutely no issues. Have now discovered carbon Rovals which are a whole new ball game!

[gummibear]

  On 9/28/2014 at 5:40 PM, BenReaper said:

Mate of mine weighs in at 126kg and went for 2years before cracking one of his Crest's,so I think you should be fine OP.

26" or 29er

 

The smaller wheels are a bit stronger

[BenReaper]

  On 9/28/2014 at 5:49 PM, gummibear said:

26" or 29er

 

The smaller wheels are a bit stronger

On his 29er,but it is a Dual-Sus and given his size he does take it a bit slower on the rough stuff.

[EdGe]

No problem with your weight. Pull the trigger on the Crests. You won't be sorry!

[Acerunner]

  On 9/29/2014 at 9:12 AM, EdGe said:

No problem with your weight. Pull the trigger on the Crests. You won't be sorry!

Thnx man! Thats what I wanna hear

[Heenan]

I personally don't have crests but 2 of my friends I normally ride with do he one is very hard on equipment does all the jumps hits etc and he had problems with crest constantly the other guy ride a little less aggressively and has had no problems they both weigh about 83. So I personally think its about how aggressive you are on the single track.

[Goodbadugly]

  On 9/29/2014 at 9:12 AM, EdGe said:

No problem with your weight. Pull the trigger on the Crests. You won't be sorry!

[David Marshall]

  On 9/28/2014 at 4:46 PM, wessie12 said:

slightly off the topic :if anyone can help? need to replace a spoke on a ztr crest with shimano hub(rear wheel) , what length must the spoke be?

 

i am 86 kg and this is the first spoke in 2 years

Send me the details and I will calculate for you.

Rim size (26", 650B or 29")

Number of holes in the rim

Shimano hub model number

Drive or brake side spoke