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Leisure
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 23, 2002
Strengths: Smooth, tight, and light, especially for the price.Weaknesses: You can get lighter, but you'll pay considerably more.Bottom Line: Basically identical to Chorus or Record, these are great hubs for the money. The weight is 150g compared to 200+g for mildly cheaper Ultegra, or 100g for Chris King or Hugi which cost twice as much. It spins wonderfully smooth, like Hugis, without the slop or roughness you'll feel in any Shimano unit below DuraAce. Just wonderful for maybe $50. I'm still early in the abuse stage, I doubt I even have a thousand miles on them, but given the smooth and solid feel, I suspect they'll last quite well. IMO, the complete Daytona hubset is one of the highlights of the group.
Favorite Ride: any canyon
Purchased At: Canyon Bikes
Similar Products Used: Shimano LX, XT, Ultegra, Chris King, Hugi.
Bike Setup: Gunnar Roadie, full Daytona group, Woundup fork. 3x laced butted spokes with Open Pros.
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miposy
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: December 11, 2001
Strengths: Beautiful, light, inexpensive, easy to maintain.Weaknesses: Easily contaminated with water despite using high quality grease and having the hub maintained professionally.Bottom Line: I ordered a Daytona Group with my beautiful Strong Frame (www.strongframes.com), and have been largly happy with it. This hub has been somewhat problematic over the last 2,500 miles. It hasn't broken, however.
Favorite Ride: wherever
Purchased At: Strong Frames
Similar Products Used: None...
Bike Setup: Strong Racing Frame, Daytona Group, Mavic Open Pro Rims, ITM bars and stem, Columbus Carve fork, Vit
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