Chris King vs. tune hubs
hmmmm, i have only one thing to say, that loud clicking noise the chris king cassette hub makes i HATE IT
i prefer silent hubs - but other than that, i think they are smooth heavy hubs
and i would go with a tune mag 200, unless they make the same noise... 



i prefer silent hubs - but other than that, i think they are smooth heavy hubs


Florian wrote:spytech wrote:i would go with a tune mag 200, unless they make the same noise...
It's similar.
My personal experience is that the more louder a freehub is the more solid it is.
Oh florian dont tell me that...

i would think the tune hubs would be very smooth with their hybird ceramic bearings. i have never used them, so this is an assumption
I wouldn't go for neither!
Chris king hubs are great but still not for Campy 10 v and only the front hub of Tune is good, the rear is breaking down again and again (bearing problems). A hub that can't deal with wather is no option for me anymore.
Think I would go for Campy Record or DT 240 S hubs.
Robert.
Chris king hubs are great but still not for Campy 10 v and only the front hub of Tune is good, the rear is breaking down again and again (bearing problems). A hub that can't deal with wather is no option for me anymore.
Think I would go for Campy Record or DT 240 S hubs.
Robert.
veldt01 wrote:I wouldn't go for neither!
Chris king hubs are great but still not for Campy 10 v and only the front hub of Tune is good, the rear is breaking down again and again (bearing problems). A hub that can't deal with wather is no option for me anymore.
Think I would go for Campy Record or DT 240 S hubs.
Robert.
Tune hub with bearing problems, first i have heard of, but i guess anything can happen. which hub do you use mag 200, 180, or 160?
spytech wrote:hmmmm, i have only one thing to say, that loud clicking noise the chris king cassette hub makes i HATE IT![]()
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i prefer silent hubs - but other than that, i think they are smooth heavy hubsand i would go with a tune mag 200, unless they make the same noise...
I agree .. I've heard them before, VERY noisy. They have "72" teeth instead of the standard "24" which is why they are apparently noisier. Supposedly you can use a different lube when servicing them to make them quieter.
Someone in the club has these and he has put close to 20k on them and no problems whatsoever.
[/quote]Tune hub with bearing problems, first i have heard of, but i guess anything can happen. which hub do you use mag 200, 180, or 160?
I used the 200 and the 180 and I know some people that don't have problems with the rear tune hub.
I went to the factory over four times in three years only to have them serviced under warranty.
In Germany and Holland some of the users like them but most consider them as one of the worst products ever purchased.[/quote]
I used the 200 and the 180 and I know some people that don't have problems with the rear tune hub.
I went to the factory over four times in three years only to have them serviced under warranty.
In Germany and Holland some of the users like them but most consider them as one of the worst products ever purchased.[/quote]
are the Frm and Spada hubs noisey?
Superlite wrote:If your worried about noise go AM Classic. There the quietest hubs I've ever ridden.
i dont like those heavy hunks of junk...

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