Forgestar f10s vs Radenergie R10s
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Is it me or is it that they're almost identical
except the f10s have a step lip and the r10s have a striaght lip?
The spokes are a bit thicker on the r10s too.
and... lastly. theres more concavity on the f10s.
Otherwise, it is almost the same!
F10's are at like 1/3 of the price tag of the r10s though.
except the f10s have a step lip and the r10s have a striaght lip?
The spokes are a bit thicker on the r10s too.
and... lastly. theres more concavity on the f10s.
Otherwise, it is almost the same!
F10's are at like 1/3 of the price tag of the r10s though.
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Originally Posted by NeRwEEzy' post='971193' date='Aug 10 2009, 10:19 AM
also comparable in similar style are the Iforged Imolas and VIP VR05
I think the F10's look like dpe st10's...
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Originally Posted by siu0410' post='971180' date='Aug 10 2009, 09:56 AM
Is it me or is it that they're almost identical
except the f10s have a step lip and the r10s have a striaght lip?
The spokes are a bit thicker on the r10s too.
and... lastly. theres more concavity on the f10s.
except the f10s have a step lip and the r10s have a striaght lip?
The spokes are a bit thicker on the r10s too.
and... lastly. theres more concavity on the f10s.
The VIP VR05 is closer in appearance.
Quality-wise, the R10s are made on an 8000 ton press so they are extremely strong. Only a few manufacturers use an 8000 ton press, most others use 5000-6000 ton presses.
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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='971226' date='Aug 10 2009, 02:04 PM
I vote R10's...
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I personally like the r10's more as I'm not a huge fan of the step lip.
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Originally Posted by EuroCarFan' post='971227' date='Aug 10 2009, 02:05 PM
Quality-wise, the R10s are made on an 8000 ton press so they are extremely strong. Only a few manufacturers use an 8000 ton press, most others use 5000-6000 ton presses.
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Originally Posted by siu0410' post='971180' date='Aug 10 2009, 11:56 AM
Is it me or is it that they're almost identical
except the f10s have a step lip and the r10s have a striaght lip?
The spokes are a bit thicker on the r10s too.
and... lastly. theres more concavity on the f10s.
Otherwise, it is almost the same!
F10's are at like 1/3 of the price tag of the r10s though.
except the f10s have a step lip and the r10s have a striaght lip?
The spokes are a bit thicker on the r10s too.
and... lastly. theres more concavity on the f10s.
Otherwise, it is almost the same!
F10's are at like 1/3 of the price tag of the r10s though.