Submitted by
Pascal Cormeau
a
from Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Date Reviewed: December 2, 2001
Strengths: Comes in a very cool looking blue and has very smooth carterage bearings.
Weaknesses: Has the weakest, crapyest freeweel ever. It is expensive too.
Bottom Line:
I have killed two of these crappy hubs. I got my first hub in an Aerospoke weelset. It workted nicely untill the end of it's one year warranty when it stripped out.
The bike store where I bought the fuqing thing offered me a new Aerospoke rear hub for half price. Like an idiot, I accepted. About two months later, it blew up in my face. Never again will I buy an Aerospoke product. For the same price, you can get a Hope Bulb which is far far stronger.
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