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RooX Jim Bob Disc-Hubs

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# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 3.33/5
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Description:
  • Compatible with all Disc-Brakes matching the new international standard 2000
  • Features large cupped flanges for optimum wheel strength
  • Front Hub is designed for use with a 20 mm axle (axle is not included)
  • Rear Hub comes with a Shimano XT freewheel and a 10 mm stainless steel full axle
  • CNC machined from high grade aircraft aluminium 7075-T6
  • For 36 spokes
  • Weight: 248 g (front), 548 g (rear, incl. washers and nuts)



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    Submitted by Linus Malm a Downhiller from Umeå
    Date Reviewed: April 21, 2004
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $150.00
    Strengths:Large flanges which makes the wheel to be really tough.
    Weaknesses:Really heavy. Only one machine bearing and a XT freewheel. Kind of weak axel.
    Similar Products Used:None, only Shuimano Deore
    Bike Setup:Bighit -02, Boxxer race
    Bottom Line:This is a really big hub. It is heavy and has very large flanges. Which makes the wheel really strong. But, the hub itself isn't that strong infact. The axel of my rear hub got bent, which lead to that the bearings go all ruined. Now I'm changing to Hope Buld, a much lighter hub with a stronger axel and more and better bearings.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:2

    Submitted by Carl Leist a Racer from Canal Winchester
    Date Reviewed: July 26, 2003
    Favorite Trail:Caesar's Creek
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Purchased At:Cyclist Connection
    Strengths:That's all. Strengths. The damn thing can't be broken. You can't even screw it up if you try (I have). It's nutty invincible. Nice wide flanges and flange spacing make the wheel really strong (what is truing).
    Weaknesses:Heavy! The thing is a tank and will weigh down your wheelset. It's not pretty, but at least the stickers don't come off like my cove's do. slow pedal response.
    Similar Products Used:Rolf, Crupi, Hope, and you name it. I have an expensive hobby of building wheels.
    Bike Setup:Nicolai UFO DS setup for freeride more than its aspiration for slalom and mountaincross.
    Bottom Line:Scrap that last review (I had hardly ridden it). This thing is just as fast as my rolf (equal), shimano (slower), and bontrager (slower) rear hubs (those aren't my only ones) and it holds up better than the shimano and bontrager hubs. It's for freeride and downhill. I won't say slalom or mountain cross because it's freewheel has too much slack (i.e. slow pedal response) for that. I havn't and can't kill it. I can't kill anything of my RooX stuff. Too bad they don't make chainrings and bashguards.
    Value Rating:3Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Carl Leist a Downhiller from C.W. Ohio
    Date Reviewed: July 10, 2002
    Favorite Trail:Caesars Creek
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $110.00
    Purchased At:Cyclist Connection
    Strengths:Fast... Faster... Fastest Responding Hub I've ridden. It's warrantied for Freeride
    Weaknesses:Heavy, wait that's not a bad thing.
    Similar Products Used:Millions
    Bike Setup:Free Ride Fuel 90
    Bottom Line:Tankish, but good!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4






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