Thats what makes the world go round.downhilljill said:.it's sort of cool when you walk through the factory and see hubs being made for some of the higher-end aftermarket brands!
How do you destroy hubs so quickly??OrlandoNick said:Ok,
So, I have a Rhyno Lite rear wheel with a Pivit Disc 9 rear hub that I haven't used yet and
I was wondering if you could tell me the manufacturer (my guess is that it is Formula) and if the freehub body is replaceable or not.
The formula free hub mechanism usually last me about 3 months (which is 5 to ten times longer than the Shimano freehub mechanism) and I wanted to find out if there is a replacement part available or if I have to purchase a whole new hub. If so, where do I find replacement Pivit hubs &/or freehubs?
:lol: :lol: Gifted at breaking.DeeEight said:Maybe he's gravity gifted.
Not knowing for sure bike the wheels came off of, it's likely either Formula or Joytech.OrlandoNick said:Ok,
So, I have a Rhyno Lite rear wheel with a Pivit Disc 9 rear hub that I haven't used yet and
I was wondering if you could tell me the manufacturer (my guess is that it is Formula) and if the freehub body is replaceable or not.
The formula free hub mechanism usually last me about 3 months (which is 5 to ten times longer than the Shimano freehub mechanism) and I wanted to find out if there is a replacement part available or if I have to purchase a whole new hub. If so, where do I find replacement Pivit hubs &/or freehubs?