“half decent haha”
The Good: Looks and feels smooth, really loud
The Bad: the shit dont last, the driver stopped working
Overall Review:
Got this as a spare wheel worked for about 2 months
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“ok”
The Good: its gets the job done for awhile
The Bad: well lets start with its heavy and ugly the driver starts going to shit after a couple of months of hard riding and i know stuff doesnt last when you beat on stuff but this is pretty bad so about 7 months ago it started slipping pretty bad and every pedal my knee was in the stem,so itook it apart and the drivers teeth were all striped and inside the hub shell was striped and is very quit.
Overall Review:
its good for just riding and light street use
“alright for some”
The Good: you can fit a demo driver in it. which i did and it ran hella good.
The Bad: once you take it apart its pretty much shot. and my iddle driver bearing blew out.
Overall Review:
its okay. i wont switch back. profile is the way to go. but it got me through some trails
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The Good: Tough enough for most street stuff.
Simple to service.
The Bad: Non ACB construction means play develops and can't be tightened to get rid of it.
Overall Review:
I have had this for 18 months, it came stock on my bike. Has worked really well, bloody noisy with the factory light oil in the driver but some grunty grease saw to that. Super simple to pull apart and service, not much in there to service anyway. Recently the bearings have developed play and can't be tightened to make it go away. My next hub will have angular bearings so if this happens at least I can deal with it. Overall pretty good for a cheap hub.
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This came on my bike stock, i had it for about 8 mounts and totally destroyed it it won't even work now. totally crap dont buy it get a proper or profile they run alot nicer
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This came stock on my bike; it's been "okay". I feel it miss a click now and again so it spooks me a little when I feel it pop. Other than that, it's been okay, nothing bad, nothing great just clicks its ass off (nice and loud) and seems to hold up okay. Axel is still strait (I'm a fat bastard and have crap for peg placement so I land hard). Think I'm going to shop for another type/brand in the near future though.
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this hub is great
ive had it for a while now with a Ti driver and its the loudest cassete i have ever heard
never had any problems and its very strong when laced to a 7ka
ive had it for a while now with a Ti driver and its the loudest cassete i have ever heard
never had any problems and its very strong when laced to a 7ka
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this thing is pretty shitty the bearings in th lft side fall out when u put th axle bck in and the pawls in my driver fell out on dis assemble and its quiet as fuck, runs well when in one bit though
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riden it for about half a year now, i slam my feebles, still strong! axel still straight, couple scratches, ground down flangs a little.
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I've run this hub for a year now. There have been no issues thus far, except the axle bending a bit. You get what you pay for... this hub cost me around $80 and it's still strong.
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| More Info | Redline website |
