what would you call "light" when referring to lefty hub
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just seen a pair of cricus monkey hubs on the bay.
front: 135 g (inc bolts)
rear: 225 g
I would call a set of 26 in lefty wheels light at 1450 g or less but I have no idea when it comes to individual parts.
Notice the cut out around the bolt holes, hmm......
the hubs in question:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Circus-Mo ... 7163wt_946
front: 135 g (inc bolts)
rear: 225 g
I would call a set of 26 in lefty wheels light at 1450 g or less but I have no idea when it comes to individual parts.
Notice the cut out around the bolt holes, hmm......
the hubs in question:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Circus-Mo ... 7163wt_946
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As it happens I have most of the lefty hubs in a spreadsheet
These are in comparison to the stock Cannondale hub at 115g/£35, there are some more exotic hubs but they were stupid money so didn't make it into the list.
http://www.alchemistbikes.com/en/catalo ... y-hub.html
Is definitely the best looking though!
These are in comparison to the stock Cannondale hub at 115g/£35, there are some more exotic hubs but they were stupid money so didn't make it into the list.
http://www.alchemistbikes.com/en/catalo ... y-hub.html
Is definitely the best looking though!
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Stick to the stock Cannondale hub, 115g without nut and bolt I think. Upside is that it only costs £40. I think it's made by Formula?
As I say, probably keep the stock hub and find a nice rear hub that fits your needs, either light, durable or light and durable (and expensive!).
As I say, probably keep the stock hub and find a nice rear hub that fits your needs, either light, durable or light and durable (and expensive!).
tune cannonball sl 87g, cannonball 97g.
tune kong 305g.
tune kong 305g.
Clee Cycles were really helpful in hand picking a light (117g with bolt) Cannondale Si hub for my build and around £40. There seems to be lots of variation in the SI hub weight so hand picking was the way to go. Same weight as the P321 but much cheaper! I also couldn't justify anywhere upwards of £100 more to go for Tune when at the end of the day it is a hub shell and 2 bearings and I don't quite trust some of the superlight options like Extralite...
All in all a build with Sapim CX-Rays, Stans Podium, Cannondale Si hub was around the cost of a Tune or Extralite hub alone and 560g
All in all a build with Sapim CX-Rays, Stans Podium, Cannondale Si hub was around the cost of a Tune or Extralite hub alone and 560g
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Rappid wrote:tune cannonball sl 87g, cannonball 97g.
tune kong 305g.
Kong is more 205g
Cannondales Lefty Hub or Tune or Extralite I say too, others are just expensive or heavy.
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