Nobl TR37 Carbon Wheels | Full 4K Review | Industry 9 Hydra Hubs

[@Regularmtbdude]

Great video! Your camera man is boss!

[@MTBTravelReview]

He sure is!

[@traildaddy1189]

Sold! NOBL, send this man a check!

[@MTBTravelReview]

Haha that would be the dream! Cheers man.

[@erichockey3]

Sweet man. I think you’ve swayed me. I ride Noco and highland a ton and blow through rear wheels.. my buddy broke a couple of carbons (light bikes though) so I was put off except the Santa Cruz reserves. But these look better and are cheaper/more customizable. See ya on the trail sometime! (Also riding a teal mega 🤘🏼)

[@MTBTravelReview]

I am still beating the piss out of mine and true as day 1. It’s actually pretty crazy. Haha. I’m sure Reserve are at the same level of stability, but you can’t be the price and customization! Shoot me a DM on Instagram before you pull the trigger.. I know a guy...

[@ericcollins910]

I'm intrigued about the cushcore...was there a big difference in ride quality after adding those?

[@MTBTravelReview]

HUGE difference. Check out my Cushcore review for more details. Highly recommended.

[@topspot4834]

9:56 that's a big time hit right there and those rims (props to that 36 too) ate it up. I like what Nobl is doing and their online wheel builder and customer service are fantastic ... With a full warranty, carbon rims might not only be better, but they're often more affordable if you're going through alloy wheels fairly regularly.

[@PedalingDave]

I hope to buy a set this year and I have to say, with your aggressive riding style I'm just a tad surprised you went with D'Light spokes instead of the slightly bigger race spokes. Cool. Saves a little weight and apparently plenty strong enough.

[@MTBTravelReview]

I just can’t seem to destroy mine, so you will have no regrets! Honestly, the D’light spokes were their recommendation, so I trusted than judgement and no major issues. The spokes definitely started to go all at once after like 6-8 months, but that’s not bad, IMO. Rims were still flawless.

[@PedalingDave]

@@MTBTravelReview Breaking or just needing tension at 6-8 months? Also, did you also go with alloy spoke nipples? I tend to use brass for the tough factor.

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@PedalingDave little of both. Haha. I’m not great at keeping an eye on spike tension and they caught some rocks, so it’s pretty normal for me to do a spoke swap every 6-8 months. Brass nipples look rad! I haven’t tried them, yet, but I guess I should, ey?

[@GreeneDog]

Where are these “local” trails you first tested the wheels on?

[@MTBTravelReview]

Lowell Dracut town forest. MA

[@michaelmann3636]

What did you go with for the spoke combination ❓

[@MTBTravelReview]

Sapim D’light spokes

[@andywoo1038]

What did your market research turn up on We Are One?

[@MTBTravelReview]

Lost me

[@siy01]

1mm alone is not going to make any difference to stiffness, speed, or feeling. It's 1mm for Christ's sake!! So dumb

[@yamahschector]

Good warranty. I like reserves warranty. I hate the reserve price though

[@MTBTravelReview]

Both great wheels, but I prefer Nobl. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@dontfollowdoug4814]

Glad you're liking them! I'm back on carbon rims after being anti-plastic for a while. Running DH tires and especially cush core has me confident enough in them and the warranties are so good now. Let's rip soon!

[@MTBTravelReview]

The magic setup! Been too long brother, but I’m moving to VT next year, so the shredding will be extra shreddy. 😁

[@RydenDirty]

I came across your video researching carbon wheels. Thank you. Your review was exactly what I needed. Between these and the zipp 3zero moto, I chose the tr37s. I'm a jumper and rough terrain rider here in AZ. The fact that they stay true is a big win. Stoked that I just placed my order today🤟🤟 New sub 👍

[@MTBTravelReview]

Cheers man. You are going to love them and appreciate the support. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@ikharl328]

Hows the wHeels holding up after months of abuse???

[@RodPagador]

Nice wheels. Phil and BCpov both vouch Nobl wheels. I've had Stans for all my bikes and the carbon comes with 7 year warranty but not much custom option on the hubs.

[@MTBTravelReview]

If Phil will huck em, I trust em. Haha. He sends. I’ve heard good things about Stans as well though. 👌🏼

[@Antweak83]

How have these held up 8 months later? Any issues? I'm doing a build and been looking at these, the sc reserves, and the industry 9s. All have lifetime warranty.

[@MTBTravelReview]

I am actually doing a long term review soon, but long story short, I’m still on the same set. They are still perfectly true and I’ve only had to tighten the spokes once. Highly recommend IMO, especially since they are pretty affordable in comparison.

[@topspot4834]

@@MTBTravelReview looking forward to the long term review as I'm also on the verge of buying em ... I'm in PA so ride similar terrain, but my concern is when i take it to Mountain Creek. I'm only 155lbs and don't do a ton of tech, but I've been sold on the idea for so long that for park/enduro, alloy rims are better, so its been a tough decision. And I don't ride nearly as hard as you and could get 2-3 years from a good alloy rim. I think the warranty might be the deciding factor though. It's nice you only pay shipping and they're actually reasonably priced ... plus they look sick!

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@topspot4834 oh you’ll be just fine if that’s your riding style. I’ve plowed through so many janky rock gardens at speed and I weigh 205. Things have taken a beating. One thing I will say is that I do run cushcore pro. It’s a must in the rear at least if you are going to run carbon rims. I say it’s a must either way because it’s a game changer for sidewall stability and such.

[@Norbs19]

LOL what size is that front chainring. Sick wheels tho!

[@shawnmorrison5501]

Nice work Jimmy. Love my TR33 on the new trail bike.

[@MTBTravelReview]

Thanks brother. Thems good rims!

[@silberbart5741]

Is there a riders weight limit?

[@MTBTravelReview]

Not that I am aware of. They are very strong.

[@thim8009]

Looks pretty amazing enjoy. I always mean to upgrade wheel and hubs, but then I end up trading off bike for new one and can't afford them.

[@MTBTravelReview]

Thanks man. Always tough if you regularly buy and sell you rig, but carbon wheels def help the resell value, so not all is lost!

[@Chops00]

Thinking about getting these. I’ve put 3 dents in my crank bros synth enduro alloys in the past week. 3 different occasions. Need something stronger.

[@alexkeyes1706]

Dude you rip, you should try Double Down casing tires, at your weight and the speed you ride at I bet you would love them and it would help save your wheels.

[@MTBTravelReview]

Appreciate it man! I usually run DD’s, when you can buy tires that is... 🤣😭

[@alexkeyes1706]

@@MTBTravelReview Universal Cycles, Fanatik and Lost Co. I feel your pain and buy tires in bulk now haha

[@alexkeyes1706]

What is the ride quality like on these? Are they just super stiff?

[@MTBTravelReview]

For me they are the perfect amount of stiffness and compliance. I am a very aggressive rider, so I need a rim that can take a lot of hits, but can also allow control for racing.

[@procore123]

have you seen Procor?( the animal chin of Mtb'ing). I heard he uses nobl wheels!

[@stugillis]

did you weigh them before mounting? cheers.

[@MTBTravelReview]

I did not, but I believe they spec out the built weigh on their site.

[@matta8369]

how's those rims holding up

[@MTBTravelReview]

Haven’t busted on in over 3 years! New review video coming soon…

[@GokkunGuru]

Those are from the premium line. Lifetime warranty and sine wave shape. See any differences using the sine wave?

[@MTBTravelReview]

Correct. Went through all of that in the video. I couldn't tell you a difference from the sine wave design alone, but I can tell you that I have ridden and enduro raced on a set for over a year and half and had 0 issues. Strong AF!

[@GokkunGuru]

@@MTBTravelReview Awesome. Just put in my order TR32s from the premium line on Hydra. Can't wait!

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@GokkunGuru huck ya man, congrats! You are going to love them.

[@jbleathersupply3920]

Hmmm, was that a gnarly trail you were riding?

[@pedalingdownhill7640]

Can't wait till my set comes in for the new build! High hopes for these!

[@MTBTravelReview]

You won’t be disappointed!

[@silas5483]

Nobl has lifetime warranty so if you break it you only have to pay shipping for a new one

[@MTBTravelReview]

Correct, but only on their premium wheel line, not the older rims.

[@silas5483]

@@MTBTravelReview I was looking earlier today and I think they might’ve changed it to not just premium but also the legacy line.

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@silas5483 oh that would be rad! Thanks for sharing!

[@silas5483]

@@MTBTravelReview never mind, looked again and it’s only five years

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@silas5483 haha fair enough. Back to square one.

[@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK]

I think these wheels are in my future

[@MTBTravelReview]

I highly recommend it!! Still love mine

[@South_Van_Ilse_MTB]

How are these holding up a year later?

[@MTBTravelReview]

The wheels have been bomb proof since I got them. Didn’t even throw a spoke wrench on them until month 4-5.

[@South_Van_Ilse_MTB]

@@MTBTravelReview Dude, I ordered them!!!! TR37 went with the Industry nine 1/1, gold decals and gold nipples, STOKED

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@South_Van_Ilse_MTB Huck ya man! Sounds like a sick color combo and I assure you, you’ll love them!

[@stephenbarradell4043]

So how have they held up?

[@MTBTravelReview]

1.5 year review coming soon. That said, I am still on the wheel set featured here at the moment and they are still 100% true and running like new! Very impressed.

[@danstanley9341]

Great review man! I just ordered the TR37 with Hydra hubs. Do you know if they literally just send you a warranty replacement rim or will they build a replacement wheel using the existing hub if you mail it all into them for warranty inspection?

[@MTBTravelReview]

Appreciate it man and congrats! Solid wheels. You’d have to ask them that question, but it’s a solid question. They have great customer service, so I’d just shoot them an email.

[@coolsker]

Just curious, what pressures are you running these? I waiting for mine to come in and I'm also running cush core. As it stands I ride with 16 in the back and 14 in the front. And I've never had any issues.

[@MTBTravelReview]

I run 24 front 27 rear and weigh 195lbs

[@briansimao4881]

Great video! Thanks Jimmy. Because of your video, I just got my set of TR37 in today! The carbon looks super dope just as you explained. I almost pulled the trigger on a pair of We Are One wheels, but after you video, had a change of heart. Now I just need this snow to clear up. 🤙🏽👊🏽

[@MTBTravelReview]

Heck ya man! You are going to love them. 🤘🏼

[@AC-gt6bd]

Bring those wheels to mountain creek to see how they hold up for a weekend

[@MTBTravelReview]

Raced enduro twice at Creek on them. Still running strong.

[@leefunkera]

What swayed you away from the wider TR41? What tire size you running? I’m considering them for my hardtail on double black diamond trails with 2.6” wide tires. Would love to know what you think about going TR41 vs TR37.

[@MTBTravelReview]

I weigh 190lbs, so the TR41s are unnecessary. I’d only recommend them for heavier guys. I run 2.4 or 2.5 tires. TR41s on a hard tail are overkill, IMO. As are 2.6” tires, but that’s just my opinion.

[@leefunkera]

@@MTBTravelReview Thanks for sharing your take, it’s interesting to see a different perspective. Great video btw, I’m sold on these Nobl’s thanks to it. I guess the TR41 is unnecessary for you because you’re on full squish! I should have mentioned this is not a normal XC hardtail! It’s a burly slack trail/AM HT that can get rowdy and go down the chunky steeps. I think wider tires >= 2.6” on a wider rim would be better as the greater volume at less pressure would sort of act like a suspension for a HT, thus making the TR41 a better match. I guess I wanted you to say TR41 is the better choice to support my decision lol! Check out Steve over at the Hardtail Party channel - he highly recommends the 29” 2.6” - 3.0” plus tires on hardtails. Riding double black diamond trails at Sedona are no joke!

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@leefunkera Ahhh very cool! Thanks for the context. Are you on IG? Shoot me some pics if you are on there. Love to see it once the rig is done. Thank you for the support. Always great to hear that my videos are helping others enhance their riding!

[@leefunkera]

@@MTBTravelReview I’m not active on IG or social media any more to move away from all the noise. It’s challenging but it’s been peaceful for the mind and nourishing for the soul in so many ways. Otherwise I would! Maybe I should just get back on IG though… Thanks again for the vid, it was enjoyable to watch, you ride on the wheels like you stole them and I love it 🤘

[@skyreznik7368]

i broke my set, DH casing and cushcore at Powder Ridge

[@MTBTravelReview]

Damn. You must have taken a huge hit!

[@Moosachuetts]

are you sponsored by carbon rims?

[@SourPatchPuss]

If Im a dude that just loves to ride trails, and I mainly ride to jump, and I weigh about 210 lbs, should I go with the TR37 or the TR41?

[@MTBTravelReview]

I’d say the TR37s would suit you fine. I’m 190 and hammer mine on enduro race runs. You weigh a little bit more, but if your only riding jumps and such, you should be good. You could always reach out to Nobl and ask them as well. Their customer service is great. They might recommend the TR37s with a higher gauge spoke or something.

[@SourPatchPuss]

Bro you go through a set of aluminum wheels every month? God daaaamn boi you go hard in the paint. Im surprised you didnt go with the TR41 wheels.

[@MTBTravelReview]

Enduro racing for the win!!! Haha

[@SourPatchPuss]

One word homie… lifetime warranty 😆

[@MTBTravelReview]

That’s two words

[@SourPatchPuss]

Thats kind of the joke my man.

[@MTBTravelReview]

@@SourPatchPuss I’m am personally very glad we had this talk. 🤣

[@vanhau2994]

Ingat.... Ada allah....