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Big Steeve
a Weekend Warrior
from State of MaineDate Reviewed: June 1, 2011
Strengths: It works (so far). I like that it makes a nice symmetrical rear wheel. It should make for a stronger rear wheel in the long term.Weaknesses: Price, I dont remember exactly how much it cost, but the built-wheel was not cheap. I was not able to find it as a complete wheelset.Bottom Line: The ENO hub is what it says it is. Its a very clean way to convert your geared cross country frame to run as a Single Speed. My only gripe is that it was not cheaper. But, you have to pay to play. I have had a few rides on the hub so far and it works fine. No issues with slippage using a regular skewer/quick release. It's pretty easy to adjust the chain tension.
Its nice that you can get it with either Shimano Centercrock or ISO 6-bolt disc patterns.
I took a few flamin' Chilis off for the high price tag.
Favorite Trail: Many
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$180.00
Purchased At: Rainbow bikes in Aub
Similar Products Used: Shimano Cassette hub converted to single speed...btw, this works fine too and its super cheap.
Bike Setup: Trek 8500 frame (yr 2002?), Marzocchi All Mountain 3 fork (2006 model...I think), Hayes HFX 9 hydraulic brakes, Truvativ Stylo 1.1 Cranks. 2.35" Kenda front and rear.
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peckerwood
a Racer
from Bend OR USADate Reviewed: April 4, 2011
Bottom Line: What's up? No one's reviewed this product yet? It's been on the market for how long?
I don't have one but am considering it. Mostly I want to know how well it holds chain tension etc.
I guess if I buy one, I'll review for reals.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1000000.00
Purchased At: not yet
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