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		By: Bill		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[These 75mm Defcon Urchins are an exceedingly versatile and fun to ride wheel! I use mine as a sort of LDP/Freeride wheel, useful for cruising across town but enables me to rip the hills I find along the way. They slide easily at most speeds and shave off speed predictably and safely. Roll speed is good and they&#039;re fairly lightweight for their size, so they&#039;re easy to get up to speed. Their sensation of grip is secure, they communicate when you&#039;re approaching the limit of traction and don&#039;t let go too suddenly. 
My sole criticisms are that they wear just a bit faster than I&#039;d expect. I was leaving bright  thane lines on smooth pavement with some of my first slides, didn&#039;t expect that considering my 76a Alphas wouldn&#039;t drop lines except on the roughest pavement. I&#039;d also like to see a softer duro for Defcon, maybe 76a or even softer? 
Overall I&#039;d consider these a great wheel for the niche I apply them to, but I&#039;d consider these a great wheel for riders of all experience levels and within multiple disciplines.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>These 75mm Defcon Urchins are an exceedingly versatile and fun to ride wheel! I use mine as a sort of LDP/Freeride wheel, useful for cruising across town but enables me to rip the hills I find along the way. They slide easily at most speeds and shave off speed predictably and safely. Roll speed is good and they&#8217;re fairly lightweight for their size, so they&#8217;re easy to get up to speed. Their sensation of grip is secure, they communicate when you&#8217;re approaching the limit of traction and don&#8217;t let go too suddenly.<br />
My sole criticisms are that they wear just a bit faster than I&#8217;d expect. I was leaving bright  thane lines on smooth pavement with some of my first slides, didn&#8217;t expect that considering my 76a Alphas wouldn&#8217;t drop lines except on the roughest pavement. I&#8217;d also like to see a softer duro for Defcon, maybe 76a or even softer?<br />
Overall I&#8217;d consider these a great wheel for the niche I apply them to, but I&#8217;d consider these a great wheel for riders of all experience levels and within multiple disciplines.</p>
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