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• #127
Spotter had similar troubles. Do what he did and get a bolt on sprocket. No chance of stripping any hub
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• #128
Give it the BEANS!
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• #129
Classic typo. :)
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• #131
Bolt on mate, mine is still going strong and so far, has been the best hub ive ever had.
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• #132
Disappointed...
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• #133
Ian, get Hallo HG

Or bolt on.
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• #135
get a front brake and use it
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• #136
Ask someone with some upper body strength to do the lock ring up
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• #137
stop licking the hug CB
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• #138
Sounds like you are visiting some dodgy clubs
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• #139
slip
That reminds me; I forgot to mention grease or threadlock. Use some.
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• #140
dibs on the strip hug.2nd thoughts mebz not.
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• #141
No spit?
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• #142
bike greased it - didnt help
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• #143
How are you tightening the cog? is it by poofy chain whip? I kept stripping hubs and its because the cog wasnt tight enough, even though I put the power of TEN bellies behind it, I found a good link on how to use the wheel as a lever and your chain thats already on there as a big power whip!
let me find the link because I cant be arsed to describe it
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• #144
Bang! http://204.73.203.34/fisso/eng/schpignone.htm
ps ..it works better with the bike upside down
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• #145
whatever, I've been using it for about 5 years now on many hubs with no problems, brakeless
those people need to stop buying shit hubs then..
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• #148
These are for those with reading difficulties...
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• #150
Pooface2
Balki
Oliver Schick
Rosmal
EEI
Wicksie
dicki
Dammit
mikec
miro_o
skive
ChainBreaker
hael
@Velocio
All of that understood and done:-(
Rode the wheel lightly for a wheel then tightened the lockring again, that's why I'm so confused it 'undid' itself down the hill...