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Seismic Hot Spot DefCon 76mm Wheels
€109.95
Incl. 21% VAT
The very popular Hot Spot Wheels in the biggest size available, 76mm tall and poured in Defcon urethane. If you are not busy winning races with this wheel you'll find it is a great wheel to cruise around town on.
Price is for a set of 4 Wheels
Diameter: 76mm
Durometer: 77a (Bubblegum), 78.5A (Mango), 81.5 (Mint)
Width: 59mm
Contact patch: 58mm
Core position: Offset
Usage: Downhill / Cruising
Edge shape: Straight-cut Inner & square outer edge
The Seismic HotSpot is one of the fastest, and grippiest race wheels on the market and offers a bevy of interesting technology such as a lightweight core. This wheel has super fast roll speed, solid grip, and excellent durability. Though it finds itself on podiums often, this 76mm version is an excellent choice for cruising, carving as well as DH racing.
0710664752664
W-E-14-3-4
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Questions (1)
From Patrick Jacob
| 2020-12-05 10:06:59
Hi, no chance for seismic hotspots bubble gums wheels?
Martijn
Hi,
Unfortunately the bumble gums are out of stock. We still have the other colours!
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Fast!
Certainly one of the fastest wheels I ever had. Compared to BigZigs or Monsterhawgs these wheels are more easy for pumping and carry more roll speed. They feel comfy on bad pavement.
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awesome wheels
awesome wheels..... get some.....
Recommended to buy:
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The very popular Hot Spot Wheels in the biggest size available, 76mm tall and poured in Defcon urethane. If you are not busy winning races with this wheel you'll find it is a great wheel to cruise around town on.
Price is for a set of 4 Wheels
Very good wheels, but pronounced rate of wear
They are very smooth for front pumping wheels, good grip and roll speed, the core is by no means too big, meaning it's a smooth ride even on bad pavement (smoother than 77a BigZigs), BUT, one 43km ride out and I can visually detect some wear under the core...
The urethane feels great, but for the long distances and endless amount of turning involved in LDP, I suspect DefCon might not be the best idea (unless you're ok with renewing the wheels in your quiver every 1-2 years...