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Old 04-11-17 | 04:44 PM
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FBinNY
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Originally Posted by HillRider
Flushing freehub bodies while they are still on the hub stands a good chance of diluting and contaminating the hub bearings too. Both Shimano and Campy freehub bodies are easy enough to remove that working on them off the hub is worth the effort.
We agree. My point was that people get and follow internet advice, ie. "flush your freehub", don't understand the implications, and end up worse off than before.

I often post based not on what I would do, but what I expect a less knowledgeable person to do. After all, if they were more knowledgeable they might not have asked in the first place.
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