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JMX said:
Bryan, check out this hub:

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Thanks JMX- the site's a little hard to follow, but it looks like a cool hub. Would that require a particular kind of frame? It appears they have a high quality chain as well.
 
I remember when Mountain Bike Action did a review of the Rolhoff hub.

They said the exact same thing "too heavy".

WHO CARES?!?!

that is my rant about weight weenies.




anyways. I think its a cool idea. I would get one if i had the money. They're cool.

I would still rather have a SS.
 
evan_phi said:
I remember when Mountain Bike Action did a review of the Rolhoff hub.

They said the exact same thing "too heavy".

WHO CARES?!?!

that is my rant about weight weenies.




anyways. I think its a cool idea. I would get one if i had the money. They're cool.

I would still rather have a SS.

I missed the rant. ;)
 
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rode for years and a half, then turned to marathon. now it seems the energy or enthusiasm is gone. i try to sell the bike a month ago, a lot of people interested but no deal yet. guess i have to keep her.
 
evan_phi said:
I remember when Mountain Bike Action did a review of the Rolhoff hub.

They said the exact same thing "too heavy".

WHO CARES?!?!

that is my rant about weight weenies.




anyways. I think its a cool idea. I would get one if i had the money. They're cool.

I would still rather have a SS.

Well if they want to break Shimano XTR's grip on the market they have to win XC races. XC races are won in the climbs. Weight slows down climbing.
 
I have a pretty general issue MTB, a Tunturi Scambo if that says anything, that's been in use now and then over the past few years..

I actually just dropped it to the shop today to be fixed up for daily use - it's going to get full service with a new chain and rear pack, plus a couple of extras: new Continental semi-slicks for asphalt, a new saddle and new pedals.

I should have it back within a week or so, just in time before university starts again. The uni is about 3 miles from our current apartment, so it's at perfect bicycle distance - the city takes pride in offering quality bicycling network for daily commuting, too, so it's an excellent investment to have a proper bicycle around :cool:
 

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