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Joel
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by Joel

I want to build some new race wheels. Rims are Ambrosio Crono 36 hole (342 real weight), spokes will be DT Aerolite or Sapim CX-Ray. I want to have the best hubs so weight comes at the 2nd place here. DT Hügi 240 and Tune come in 36 hole and normally DT 240s road too.
The hubs will be DT 240s (96+230g) or Tune Mig66/Mag200 (79+209g).
With the Tune hubs my set will weigh 1350g. Which hubs do I have to choose?
They have to be smooth and durable

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You can also look into spada, they are lighter than the tunes. then theirs frm, which alow you to adjust the bearings. whichever way you go, you cant go wrong.

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by Franzam

Are You sure?
I looked at the DT-Swiss Homepage and the Hubs are only available in 28 and 32 Hole?

To the Tune´s :

I brought the rear wheel to my dealer (big Store with own racingteam), cause it needed new bearings. It was 4 month ago!!! Today I called him and he said: It´s ordered but they dont supply.None knows why :cry:

@spytech:
are the Spadas or the FRM hubs in 36 available? I think only up to 32 hole.
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by Tsielio

bestaat niet met 36 jos

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Franzam wrote:To the Tune´s :

I brought the rear wheel to my dealer (big Store with own racingteam), cause it needed new bearings. It was 4 month ago!!! Today I called him and he said: It´s ordered but they dont supply.None knows why :cry:


Do you have the ones with hybrid ceramic bearings?

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by Franzam

no, only steelbearings. I´ve buyed the wheelset with Mavic open pro ceramic and sapim cx ray for round 500$ -too cheap for ceramic bearings :wink:

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so why is it so hard to get the bearings for the tune hubs? i think you should try somewhere else besides your local bike shop.

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by Franzam

that would also interest me.
I want to email, but they are up to 4. January in the vacation

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by Joel

FRM don't exsist in 36 holes, DT Hügi exists in 36 hole, there are some faults on their website

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by Franzam

The 240s?
possible the onyx but they are 470g heavy

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by Joel

240s road 96/220g is a sort of evolution of the Hügi 240.
The Hügi 240 exists in 36 hole, but I'm not sure of the 240s because it's just new, but normally they also exist in 36 hole. I check my LBS when his DT stuff is delivered

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by Joel

This is a pic of them
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by Franzam

Means the design of the hub in the first picture made in swiss, or driven by the International Red Cross :lol:

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by Joel

It gives first help when you have a crash and automatically dials the number of the ambulance, those Swiss people don't forget anithing :wink:

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by Joel

I asked Corrado Spada if they build 36 hole hubs and this is his reply:

We don't build 32 and 36 hole hubs. In fact 28 straight pull spokes are stronger.

I have some Ambrosio Crono (alu 340g) rims with 36 holes waiting to be build up, but I think I'll try to get them (they don't produce anymore and 32 is very hard to find) in 28 to build them with straight pull spokes :P

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