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I'm looking at the Mutiny Animist, and it says it has 3/8 dropouts, so i started looking at Profile rear hubs, and I wondered
What are the Pros and Cons of running a 3/8 axel in the back?
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cky199 wrote:
I guess it's not as strong but it's lighter, not quite sure though
If you run pegs. Keep your spokes tight. It will be better.
I'm getting 3/8ths and running adapters.
3/8th pegless ftw
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I'm running 3/8 with pegs right now, it's solid. They wheel hasn't moved since the first time I threw it on, and I'm really not worried about snapping bolts. Hell, if you do, it's $2 at most to replace.
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Ive been running Animist/Profile for a while now and its amazing, I love the feel of my bike, both the frame and hub have held up real nice. Both are so smooth, just do it man.
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anything bad about running 3/8 in the rear?
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B.M.X wrote:
anything bad about running 3/8 in the rear?
No.
It's clean, lite, strong, and unique.
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Go with the GSPORT ratchet if your going to grind with 3/8s. Its amazing and 15 ounces and will be lighter with my Tye Die Ti Collars and Bolts!
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Bikeaholic wrote:
Go with the GSPORT ratchet if your going to grind with 3/8s. Its amazing and 15 ounces and will be lighter with my Tye Die Ti Collars and Bolts!
ehh, maybe, i'm kinda leaning toward Profile, if i can get the money together
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Bikeaholic wrote:
Go with the GSPORT ratchet if your going to grind with 3/8s. Its amazing and 15 ounces and will be lighter with my Tye Die Ti Collars and Bolts!
g sport are 14mm mate
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Bikeaholic wrote:
Go with the GSPORT ratchet if your going to grind with 3/8s. Its amazing and 15 ounces and will be lighter with my Tye Die Ti Collars and Bolts!
B.M.X wrote:
ehh, maybe, i'm kinda leaning toward Profile, if i can get the money together
they both have the pros and cons
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