Mountain Biking - Engagement Points

I am trying to compile a list of hubs and their engagement points for my own curiosity. I have a partial list but am missing a LOT. I was hoping some of you guys could help

Hope Bulb - 36
Hope Big'Un - 36
Hadley - 36
Hope Sport - 21
Shimano (deore and LX) - 16
XT - 18
Atomlabs - 15
Planet X - 24
King - 72
DT / Hugi / Onyx - 36
Sun Ringle - 36
Goldtek - 48
Bomshell - 30
Formula - 30


Ones I would really like to know
24 Cycles Fat momma -
Shimano Silent Clutch -

If there are any others you can think of feel free :D

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Changes to my list :)

By engagement points I assume you mean the internal drive?

No (well maybe I am not sure what you are refering to)...have you ever noticed the way shimano hub have almost a full quarter turn before the drive train starts. Shimano has a very low number of engagement points. Chris King on the other start instantly...you push forward and the drive train engages...immediately. Very cool feeling if you are used to shimano. :)

Ok, I think I know what you mean now. I was wondering how those numbers could be so high. I thought you were referring to the actual contacts inside the hub. My piece-o'-crap Formula's only have 3 contact pawls inside. But engagement points as you are describing will be higher. I'll check if you're interested in the Formula's.

Anything. I am doing this out of curiosity. thanx. :)

Jeez - I thought by the subject of the thread you were trying to justify getting engaged in terms of Mountain Biking...

I assume from what Dirtgrinder said that the engagement points are different from the pawls?
72 on the King? Wow! Must be pretty smooth (and quiet?).

Actually more engagement points means louder...as you roll along it makes the coolest BRRRRRRRRRRRR sound...I actually want that :D...

You could always buy the Shimano Silent Clutch...only 40 american and no sound at all.

Personally I don't like the Brrrbrrbrbbrrbb noise of Hugi's and the like. I'd like to try out one of these:
http://www.trueprecision.net/images/mountainset_lg.jpg

Strap a playing card to your seat stay...let it flap on your spokes....brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

Originally posted by Raiyn
Personally I don't like the Brrrbrrbrbbrrbb noise of Hugi's and the like. I'd like to try out one of these:
http://www.trueprecision.net/images/mountainset_lg.jpg

Hmmm...a new stealth...will have to look this one up :D...

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HOLY SMOKES....at that price they had better have 48 engagement points and be as strong as Hadley's...my god 270$ american...

Formula -- (POS hubs btw) have 30.

Originally posted by Dirtgrinder
Formula -- (POS hubs btw) have 30.

Thanx...and I agree for the rear for sure. I don't think I have heard 1 person say positive things about rear forumlas haha

I absolutely HATE quiet hubs! I want my hubs to SCREAM on the downhills and around corners! My XT hubs were quiet at first, but when they started getting broken in they got louder. I like the whine of the Chris Kings.. and the instant engagement sounds sweet.

Here is a little more to my above list and a couple of redos...(those true precisions are quick)

Hub - Engagement points - Price (US$) - Weight
Chris King Classic* 72 250 268 g
Chris King ISO disc* 72 280 306 g
DT Hugi 18 260 235 g
DT Onyx 18 150 355 g
Hope Bulb 36 200 375 g
Hope XC 21 125 385 g
Planet X Goliath 24 175 ?
Planet X Mono 24 140 ?
RB Design Tractor DB32 36 200 385 g
Shimano LX 16 25 426 g
Shimano LX Silent-Clutch 36 45 529 g
Shimano XT 16 50 445 g
Shimano XTR 24 190 371 g
Sun 439 36 150 417 g
Sun 439 Lite 36 180 337 g
Sun ABBAH 48 250 425 g
Trueprecision Stealth 102 270 480 g

* (for steel freehub body add 48g/25$)