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On a daily ride, I got 14" O.G.s. How long do they last or is t matter of how you take care of them?

I personally think it's a matter of luck. I've known hella people that baby their Chinas and fuckers still leak or rust yet on the other hand....I know a few who use and abuse them and fuckers are still going strong.Originally posted by mkvelidadon@Dec 2 2008, 11:23 PM~12320431
On a daily ride, I got 14" O.G.s. How long do they last or is t matter of how you take care of them?
:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: that logo is funny as hellOriginally posted by mkvelidadon@Dec 3 2008, 05:23 AM~12320431
On a daily ride, I got 14" O.G.s. How long do they last or is t matter of how you take care of them?
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Right..its a cheap rip off of the dayton logo too.. :ugh: :ugh:Originally posted by dayton roller@Dec 3 2008, 04:08 AM~12321611
:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: that logo is funny as hell
:uh: Somebody has a china fetish. :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:Originally posted by mkvelidadon@Dec 2 2008, 10:23 PM~12320431
On a daily ride, I got 14" O.G.s. How long do they last or is t matter of how you take care of them?
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I think mostly just don't be a slob and take care of your shit, mine are a year old and still look new on my dailyOriginally posted by southside64@Dec 3 2008, 05:46 PM~12327023
So is it safe to say that if you want rims that wont rust or leak then your best bet is to go with dayton or zenith?
x2 but if you roll chinas year round and have to deal with cold weather/salted roads/snow/rain/etc....then they'll last about 3 years before the surface rust doesn't want to come off as easily and the dish starts to noticable fade. They do tend to get surface rust on the spokes pretty quickly though. I rolled a set 3 years straight and by that time was ready for a new set anyways. If you take them off in winter, live in a warm climate, or only roll on the weekends....i don't see why a set can't stay looking like new until you're ready to roll a different size/color combo/brand/etc.Originally posted by praisethelowered59@Dec 3 2008, 06:57 PM~12327149
I think mostly just don't be a slob and take care of your shit, mine are a year old and still look new on my daily
You should be good then, as long as you're not too close to the ocean where salt may be an issueOriginally posted by mkvelidadon@Dec 3 2008, 10:02 PM~12329497
I'm from Southern Cali the only thing I have to worry about is the summer Cali heat.
that makes a nice center peice! do you need some spokes to make it back to 100?Originally posted by cashmoneyspeed@Dec 3 2008, 08:01 PM~12329488
x2 but if you roll chinas year round and have to deal with cold weather/salted roads/snow/rain/etc....then they'll last about 3 years before the surface rust doesn't want to come off as easily and the dish starts to noticable fade. They do tend to get surface rust on the spokes pretty quickly though. I rolled a set 3 years straight and by that time was ready for a new set anyways. If you take them off in winter, live in a warm climate, or only roll on the weekends....i don't see why a set can't stay looking like new until you're ready to roll a different size/color combo/brand/etc.
Here's a pic of one i rolled for awhile until the spokes fell out. Had another wheel that the spokes got loose on but this is out of about 30 wire wheels i've had. It was still pretty clean when it went from 100 spoke to 78 spokes. Oh and this wheel was stamped MADE IN USA
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