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I put all three slack washers in my cinema fx freecoaster hub. It doesnt help at all. I want as litlle slack as possible but all three washers are in and it has way more slack then it should 2/3 or more of a crank. Any suggestions? or reviews on this hub would be great. thanks
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Here's my suggestion: get used to slack, it's needed in a coaster so you don't get thrown off in fakie when you move your cranks a bit. It takes time but you'll get used to it
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If you want as little slack as possible, buy a cassette. Otherwise just learn to deal with it.
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sundaybmxRR wrote:If you want as little slack as possible, buy a cassette. Otherwise just learn to deal with it.
Yep, this!!
Coasters need slack otherwise you will damage the hub. Everyone jumping on the trend and know nothing about the products
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