i had considered hadleys too but probably going to go with hope pro II's 150mmx12mm as fiddy ryder says it's a great bang for the buck. in a perfect world i'd probably go DT Hugis though. but then again hadleys sound absolutely sick and very annoying if they're someone elses, and not mineThe Rose said:
oh fukk it do what you want, i can't give good advice at all.
The best of those...Hadley for sure. Faster engagement, stronger, Ti freehub body, etc. But if cost is a factor then as others said the Hope's are awesome hubs for the money. They are light but strong for their weight and are very reasonably priced for the quality you get.925hell said:
Well now, my bad then. Hope may want to think about updating their website, as it is displayed here, but not here or here, which is where my first searches took me.misctwo said:
Hadley replaced the 108 point with a 72 point that uses 4 pawls and a 36 tooth gear. Two pawls are offset from the others on the carrier so two opposing pawls engage at once. The 108 Hadley used 3 pawls and and a 36 tooth gear. All were offset from each other so only one pawl engaged at a time, this put extra stress on the bearing because of the out of balanced load. Hadley also offers the original 36 point engagement which has 3 pawls that engage at once on a 36 tooth gear. I have been using my 36 point Hadley for four DH race seasions. I only lubed the freehub once and had to tighten up the bearing preload two times.bullcrew said:
Frying bearings? Ludicrous.RaD said:
Yes,frying bearings.They seem to work well under Cali sun but in wet enviroment they suck or at least their seals IMHO.Huck Banzai said:
