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velogirl87
a Road Racer
from PennsylvaniaDate Reviewed: August 28, 2001
Strengths: NoneWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: These skewers work fine. I have these on every set of road wheels I own except one. All are good except one, on my training wheels. That one is very chewed up on the outside, and the one side also doesn't turn anymore. I'd suggest that if you have the money, shell out the bucks for the Dura-ace skewers. They're probably sturdier, and more reliable.
Purchased At: Local Bike Flea Market
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: DeBernardi Road Bike
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Art S.
a Recreational Rider
from Mayfield, NYDate Reviewed: May 31, 2000
Strengths: •Low price (like most Shimano gear).Weaknesses: •Like so many other skewers - the levers are too short.
•Not the best looking there is, but hey - it's Shimano!Bottom Line: Not bad, but the best thing is you can look around and get them discounted like everything Shimano makes. They work, but don't get them thinking they'll dress up the looks of your bike too much!
Favorite Ride: The fast one's.
Similar Products Used: •Salsa Ti.
•Campy Record.
•Mavic.
Bike Setup: •2000 Litespeed Tuscany, Record 10 grouppo, etc.
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Jesse
a Road Racer
from AtlantaDate Reviewed: April 9, 2000
Strengths: works very well. it's very smooth and hasn't shown any signs of starting to be not-so-smooth.
Weaknesses: not as cool looking as it could beBottom Line: shimano QR's work well for a long time. don't buy those dumb aftermarket ones that JUST look cool.
Similar Products Used: control tech, specialized
Bike Setup: Bianchi XL EV2 frame with chorus and an ultegra front quick release skewer.
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