i weigh 135 pounds broke them all but rpmDurablue axles didn't get the nickname "durabreak" for nothing. :mhihi:
I've heard of a lot of people that say RPM is stronger than LSR, but I have always had LSR axles and have had nothing but the best of luck out of them. I'm a very big guy (270 pounds) for MX standards, and I put more than my share of stress on an axle. Every big jump I work up the nerve to try, I seem to case the landing the first few times. I don't know how many times I cased the 80' triple at one track, and also cased the crap out of a 5th gear wide open step up a few times at another track. I'm known for leaving frame marks on jump landings. :loser: The first LSR I had was straight as an arrow when I took it out, and the only reason I replaced it was because I got a great deal on another LSR that the chrome was in better shape on. :mhihi: I've still got my other LSR as a spare though. A friend of mine has had every type of axle there is. He's bent or broken both LSR's and RPM's, but he has had better luck with LSR's customer service on a bent or broken axle.
I'm not saying I don't believe all of you that say you think RPM is better. I'm just saying that I have ZERO complaints about LSR axles and I believe I'm probably as rough as anybody on axles.[/b]
