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Chris_price2200
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: April 24, 2004
Strengths: Light, very nice finish, wicked load when coasting, easy to adjust. Its not ShimanoWeaknesses: I used 14/15g spokes when building, and they were very hard to slid through the holes. A little bit on the pricy sideBottom Line: NICE
Favorite Ride: South Shore Area
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$400.00
Purchased At: Cyclesmith, Dartmoth
Similar Products Used: Campy Veloce, Shimano Ultagra
Bike Setup: 2002 Bianchi Team Bike, Centure 10 speed parts.
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richardmc
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: October 29, 2002
Strengths: Design, ease of maintenance and adjustment, ease of access to freehub mechanism, light weightWeaknesses: Requires Campy cogs. For some reason, they cost a LOT more than Shimano cogs (and weigh more as well).Bottom Line: I've just posted a review on the front hub. All applies here as well...
It is absurdly easy to adjust and maintain. Furthermore, access to the freehub body is quick and easy as well. It may be a mistake (not so far, after 3000 miles since I did it), but I've put grease on the pawls to make it run more quietly. Hey, if it gums up, it's easy to go back and clean it out as well!
Favorite Ride: fast curves
Similar Products Used: lots of different conventional cone&ball hubs
Bike Setup: IF Crown Jewel, Chorus hubs, Record calipers, Athena/Racing Triple drive train
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