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my hub is skippy skippy (onza (N)) and i dont want ot try anything medioker until i've got arear hub that doesnt skip, so I was wondering what hubs can you git on a leeson and your views of them.

Any reply that is neccesary will help me alot as this will most probably the most expensive thing i buy for my bike andi dont want to mess it up :)

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As far as I'm aware, the Leesons will run pretty much any 135mm spaced hub with a 10mm axle/bolts. The 360 dropouts were designed to increase rigidity in the standard XC/Mono setup most riders at the time were running, so you could run something along those lines, but the option is there I'd throw in a Pro II (cue people shouting "KING"...) (Y)

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You can put anything in there Nick, you've currently got the quick release inserts. If you change to a ProII phone Clive and he'll make you some new inserts, or i'll do some for a small fee. I've machined the dropouts down on that frame to take a HD king, so you can use any hub you like.

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Im thinking of running a pro 2 just because of the noise they make :wob: then buying a rhino lite xl with black spokes and silver pro 2 :wob: but itdepends if my accoutnant can give me he money for it, or a king but it seems that they either get a uber good review or polar opposite buy them slipping a full rotation or half rotation, and seeing as i smashed my teeth twice already and dont want a repeated experience.

Thanks luke :)

ok, would a hope pro 2 with QR fittings fit then that is ideally what i would like :), but ive never seen a leeson with a pro 2

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For the sake of stronger engagement and more EPs plus a more substantial axle, I'd advise you go for the Pro IIt if there's any choice at all. Whilst it'll set you back a little more it'll be worth the added premium, and if you go second hand it won't cost you much anyway

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For the sake of stronger engagement and more EPs plus a more substantial axle, I'd advise you go for the Pro IIt if there's any choice at all. Whilst it'll set you back a little more it'll be worth the added premium, and if you go second hand it won't cost you much anyway
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I'd get a Pro2, my mate has a Mono/XC (can't remember which), it's terrifying, they only have 24 EPs and don't feel as strong as a Pro2.

Go for a Pro2 mate! Definately worth the extra £30 or whatever it will cost second hand. They also great when they break because parts are so cheap compared to a king or whatever.

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Stupid QU i know but do all QR hubs have same diameter ( where the actual QR fits in to the hub) so that i can know that any rear QR 135mm will fit my bike :)

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Yes, they're about 4mm I think.

But seriously, upgrade the adapters and use M10 bolts, it's so much better! The wheel can't shift on the dropouts, it's stiffer and and much, much stronger.

Thinking about it, you should be able to drill your adapters out to 10mm easily enough surely? Then you don't have to mess about getting different end cones for the hub?

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