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Old 11-17-24 | 12:44 PM
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Bikes: Oxia, bespoke comoly 29er all terrain tourer; 1993 Scott Boulder turned into 650b gravel; 2005 Maxx RoadMaxx; 2023 Kona Rove AL700

Originally Posted by Rick
Bizikleto: Velogical has a lightweight rim dynamo that has less friction than a dyno hub and doesn't slip like the old bottle dynamos. I considered it when I was ordering my bicycle. I went with the dyno hub instead because it is not noisy and I new the durability was very good.
Thanks for your suggestion, Rick. I had heard of them. Actually I was looking for PedalCell, a still more efficient device among this last generation rim dynos (not tire dynos, mind the difference), but unfortunately they had to stop production and close the business altogether. Then I dismissed the idea, but looking at https://www.cyclingabout.com/rim-dyn...n-hub-dynamos/ I found your suggestion again.
By the way, the web I have linked to above is a comparison between dynohub charging sets with these last gen rim dynos commented by pro world tourer Alee Denham.
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