Right, am new to the world of dirt jumping and currently building up my first hardtail.
Am getting 24" wheels and was just wondering if singletracks would be suitable for dirt jumping..
Never owned a pair so dont really know what theyre like.

Any help appreciated.
Thanks,
Angus.

NO ANGUS NO

 sos for capitals 

 do not get them mine buckled really easily and stuarts well thats another story

 if you really want them get them but dmr dee vees are better and probably cheaper

 there are better wheels!!!

 arent dv's cheaper anyway ? also i believe there lighter ?

ive heard they are very good if you have them built well and laced to a decent hub with decent spokes 

but the stronger the rim is the heavier it will be  the single tracks are strong and light when built up with the right stuff by the right person

this thread is splurting more crap than a toliet.
There is not a direct correlation with weight and stength. 721s for example are a very very strong set of wheels yet also light, well lightish. Compare this with say a halo combat which is alot heavier but also weaker you start to see what im getting at. Most of the strength from a wheel comes from the build. Dvs are very heavy and not all together that strong even when properly built...
Get the singletracks for 24 and 721s for 26s

he doesn't mean the spec of the build he means the actually building of the wheel, y'know joining the hubs to the rims with spokes, wiki it, if you're still not sure

that said, it is completely down to the wheel builder and their skill or lack of it, all the wheels i've bought off crc have been perfect, really well built and have lasted, if you're buying a wheelset second hand, then look to get them tensioned professionally to get the best out of them

i had a 721 with a deore hub built buy the local bike shop,very good build and stood up to everything without a problem,deore hubs are underestimated by people thinkng it coulnt stand up to much,ive known people who ride dh,dj and trials due to hoe solid the build was.