Old 05-08-05 | 05:57 PM
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From: Might as well be underwater because I make less drag than a torpedoE (no aero bars here though)
Originally Posted by baxtefer
i call shena****ns.
bearing drag <<< aero drag. if you're getting dropped on downhill coasting, its because you're fat.
THat's just what he told me, don't shoot the messanger.

As far as aero drag goes I guess it depends how fast you are going. If there was any bearing "drag" effect it would only be noticeable at very slow speeds where air-resistance is not great.


Originally Posted by The_Convert
I had thought of that before regarding kings hubs, however I wouldn't say they are low quality.
THe Chris King hubs are super high quality. I guess the bearing surface is so large combined with tight tolerances- apparently this is what increases the drag.

Large bearing surface are combined with tight tolerances would be great for doing jumps on a mtn bike though.

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