Long lasting, smooth, durable, easy & cheap maintenance when needed.

No straight pull option at this time.

Best (or one of the best) hubs available. I put 50,000+ miles on my front wheel before putting it out of its misery and selling the hub separately. The hub still spun smooth. Bearings cost $5 and takes 5 minutes to replace with no special tools. Not flashy and maybe a little old school but you can't beat it.

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Lots

DT Swiss has an awesome reputation when it comes to bearings and hubs. Good luck finding anything real negative other than those who nit pick everything.

None. Maybe price. However, they are DT Swiss hubs.

I had a custom wheelset built buy wheelbuilder.com and bought the DT Swiss 240 hubs. I read numerous reviews on the hubs and every person I spoke with at the LBS loved those hubs. I was trying to find something wrong with them but had no luck. Those hubs have a great reputation bor being bullet proof.

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Chris King, Mavic

Roll nice and smooth

None so far

Spins great, can tell the difference from the stock hub; Like the sound of the rear hub; so far so good!

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Shimano 561

Light and reliable.

Pretty expensive if you buy new. There are plenty of excellent hubsets around that cost less. I hear that you need special tools to take the hubs apart if you want to do any home maintenance.

I bought these lightly used laced to a set of Velocity Aerohead rims. To date I've put about 2000 miles on these hubs and haven't had a single problem. I recently had to replace the front rim after running over a rock and a close check of the hub shows it spinning smooth and like new. Very happy with these hubs.

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Velomax, Ultegra hubs, Mavic Helium