any feedback on ENO Ecc hubs?
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That there, is my Gunnar Rock Hound, typically known as a geared bike. I slapped the ENO hub on it (thanks Lynette, the Real Cycle Smith), and since it has become a SS wonder.
You should try investing in an ENO. Why? A rigid frame you already like is already a dedicated SS frame with the use or ENO, and you won't need a sea cucumber, or a gnome, or a goofy tensioner to cause you headaches on the trail.
they rock! the best if you want to convert any frame to a true ss bike. Think of me as your friendly neighborhood ENO-man.scarface said:thinking about tossing one in my VooDoo Ti, right now its a 1 x 9 and that is still too many gears
That there, is my Gunnar Rock Hound, typically known as a geared bike. I slapped the ENO hub on it (thanks Lynette, the Real Cycle Smith), and since it has become a SS wonder.
You should try investing in an ENO. Why? A rigid frame you already like is already a dedicated SS frame with the use or ENO, and you won't need a sea cucumber, or a gnome, or a goofy tensioner to cause you headaches on the trail.
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I got one, and it's cool. also went from 1x8. keep in mind that you will have to use V brakes in the back, and I had to farg around with it a little to get the chain tension/brakes set up OK. but since then it's fine.scarface said:thinking about tossing one in my VooDoo Ti, right now its a 1 x 9 and that is still too many gears
it'll be cool on a voodoo ti bike!
White Industries ENO Disc
The disc hubs are available and work just as well. My bud has one on his Gunnar Rockhouse with a set of Avid disc brakes and it works fine. WI has some ecentric brake mounts coming soon, but an Avid has so much flexibility with different bolts and spacers, it should work on just about any bike.jh_on_the_cape said:
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is there a way to mount a disc holder on the fixed side of the eccentric hub?Manicmtbr said:
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I remember seeing some machined piece of aluminum one time that bolted to a flip flop hub using the freewheel threads. You then bolted a disc to the adapter.
It was on Ebay and I think it was home made by a machinist type, but I am not sure. Seems like it would be a good idea for someone with the skills.
I remember seeing some machined piece of aluminum one time that bolted to a flip flop hub using the freewheel threads. You then bolted a disc to the adapter.
It was on Ebay and I think it was home made by a machinist type, but I am not sure. Seems like it would be a good idea for someone with the skills.
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