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Pros And Cons Between Hope Bulb And Pro Ii Rear Hubs.


maxwellduryea

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Im going to sell one of the two, and cant decide on which one i should keep. I hear the Pro II's are nice, but do skip, but i hear the bulb is a great all around hub. I know its been used by lots of pro riders in the past, and i know a lot of pros are now using the Pro II, so i cant decide which to keep.

What is everyones preference? Im not too worried about weight or looks. Just reliability and solid craftsmanship.

I have always ridden a King hub, so i have no idea. Ill try both out, but wont be able to for atleast a week. Just trying to get some opinions on the two.

Thanks!

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if its my pro 2 u were thinkng about u should keep it, its failed me once in the year and half i had it die to me bending the springs, which i have replaced all springs and serviced the hub a few weeks ago

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Defently keep the Pro 2...not just becuase its designed for trials (if it is the trials version you've got) but that does count for something. I used to run a bulb, its skipped like crazy, the titanium freehub/cassette mount area got f**ked even using a wide cog and now its on a jump/bsx bike of mine its still quite unreliable. I've cleaned it out and stri9pped it many times but i think the trials did it no good.

I changed to a Pro 2 after and after some settling down it has performed perfectly and i love it, i would even choose a Pro 2 over a King, just for me its been brilliant...fit and forget ..almost!!

Whilst the ublb is a good hub, its not intended for trials and it shows.

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