Grind On Tryall Rims

[wigswigswigswigs]

my grind on my try all rims dnt last long a few rides im runnin a tryall rum on echo brake pads with echo tr brake and it wears rele quick wht u guys rekmend

[Manus-Rider]

Well what sort of grind did you do on the wheel? If you want it to last long i say go for a harsh grind, and todo this is by tilting the grinder at more of a vertical angle.

Hope this helps!

[stephenmx50]

my grind on my try all rims dnt last long a few rides im runnin a tryall rum on echo brake pads with echo tr brake and it wears rele quick wht u guys rekmend

Im no expert on wheel grinds but i know some rims just don't hold a grind as well as others. Im sure other members can help you out more than i can.

One tip for you, try to spell words correctly and not use "txting slang" you will get many more replys when you do im sure..

[smithy83]

im running try all rims at the min and did on my stock aswell.find they hold grinds well and last a fair while.

are you using a new disc with a sharp edge?if your using a fat grinding disc try using a slightly thinner one.i always do medium sharp grinds and find thre ok.

[J.KYDD]

I'm Running a Try-All HOLE rim and love it. For a lightweight rim it holds a grind very well

And i ride 3-4 times a week

Edited April 28, 2011 by kyddie

[wigswigswigswigs]

ideal thanks guys

[Rex-Geo]

A friend of mine has both his try-all rims grounded and he uses a pretty harsh grind, while grinding the rim try hold the grinder at about 45 degrees angle for a good grind.

[Endohopper]

... it wears rele quick wht u guys rekmend

I recommend diligent attention to writing attentively and accepting that a grind becoming duller is a normal consequence of usage . Were bite / hold satisfactory when first ground ? If so , you're doin'it right . For what it's worth , my Try All needs the tender attentions of a grinder every 3-4 months ( soft V pads . )