Title: Great wheels for the money Product review: I bought these wheels to rat rod my 1963 Schwinn American. They were not packed very well but were in good condition when I got them. These wheels look totally bombproof, thickest spokes I've ever seen on a bike wheel. Rear hub bearings were too tight when I got them , needed adjustment but that is easy if you have the tools. Check the spoke holes carefully, mine had several places where the wheel building machine missed the spoke and dinged the edge of the spoke hole. This made a nasty burr that would probably eat through the rim strip. I filed these down, again easy but you need to watch out for it. 2 of the spokes in those holes were not tight.I used some Kenda Kwik 1.9 tires I had laying around and they fit easily under my fenders.Looks really good. I may peel off the stickers that come on the rims, not to my taste.You need wide rim strips for these, I used 23mm wide ones. Overall a good deal but plan on some tweaking when you get them. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Helpful, likeable and substantive Product review: The Mel Bay series of instructional books can be a hit-and-miss proposition, but more often than not, it produces a hit. This book and CD set is a good example. For those who are just beginning banjo, these solos help you get used to playing various combinations using finger picks. I found the accompanying CD indispensable from the get-go: the clean, crisp sound of a pick striking a banjo string is one of life's simple inspirations. In addition to some basic three-finger combinations, there are three tunes that introduce frailing; and, in addition to teaching the basic chords in G tuning, the author introduces the C tuning which is less common these days but was used in several earlier Mel Bay banjo books. I've docked the package one star for having a few misprints, but those are fairly easily spotted even by the beginner and, hopefully, won't cause too much stumbling. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Falls Short For Kids Training Film - May Help New Coaches Product review: Not helpful as a kids training aid. Uses college players instead of kids to demonstrate skills. Kids can't relate to adults learning fundamentals. Also, too much talking. Great for a new coach who wants to see the correct way a skill should be applied or helpful tricks of the trade such as the protecting hand to defend against a cross over dribble. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Hilarious Trio Product review: These are some of my favorite Christmas movies and I was thrilled to be able to get them all together and save money! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
