In Need Of New Hub

[Cookyboy]

LOL so freewheels are stronger than freehubs... stronger rear wheels lol, weight distribution. you are a tard. and im pretty sure it would be more expensive

A fixed rear hub allows for flanges to be further apart, hence a stronger build. Also a lighter build as a fixed hub does not have all the internal freehub shit! More central weight distribution, making the rear of the bike slightly lighter.

Edited April 28, 2008 by Cookyboy

[Luke Rainbird]

a 200 quid or whatever pro 2

A DMR Revolver and half decent freewheel can be a good alternative to a freehub if it's easier/cheaper to get hold of for you

Can't fault my Pro II though. For £100 it's a great bit of kit

[Alex Dark]

A fixed rear hub allows for flanges to be further apart, hence a stronger build. Also a lighter build as a fixed hub does not have all the internal freehub shit! More central weight distribution, making the rear of the bike slightly lighter.

damn straight....freewheels are cheaper, easier to maintain, lighter, better eps ( 72 ep eno/ 108 ep tryall versus 48 engagement pro2 ), stronger rear wheel build quote: tarty: - Super wide flange spacing offers the strongest wheelbuild possible

[craigjames]

maybe a dmr revolver and a freewheel ?

damn good choice, been running a tensile freewheel and a revolver hub and its been great. dont think it weighs much more than a pro2 either, 10-15grams or summat!

geta good freewheel and its a good choice.