Navigator pista clincher wheels

Posted on Sun 10th, March 2013

• #1

Ribblekid

anyone running these wheels ??

planning on getting some and running a front brake only

do they have a brake surface on them but its painted of are they unsuitable for braking ??

dont like the look of the Navigator street wheels
• #2

tom15xw

i used to run a brake on my navis when i had them, works fine but after a while and in wet conditions the braking surface paint wears away leaving you with patchy silver bits
• #3

Ribblekid

i dont mind the front paint wearing off.
just wanted to know there was a brake surface on there.
were they good wheels to run on the roads ??.
• #4

tom15xw

yeah i really liked them, bit heavy but they spin for days

good value wheels
• #5

M_V

Check the cones if/when you get them.

We have Navigator Pistas on all the bikes at work and a lot of them had loose cones from new.
• #6

Ribblekid

Ok thanks for the heads up

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