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Old 12-17-13 | 05:42 PM
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Selling some 406 wheels

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Check out this listing if you need a wheel set,

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Old 12-18-13 | 04:02 PM
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I take it that they aren't cartridge bearings?
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Old 12-18-13 | 04:13 PM
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I take it that they aren't cartridge bearings?
HIGHLY doubtful in my opinion, but the seller can correct me if I'm wrong on that.

Quando hubs are.... how do you say it? .....el CHEAP-o!
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Old 12-18-13 | 06:10 PM
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I think the hubs retail for around $50 bucks a pair. Pretty standard stuff and will serve you well if you maintain them. Good for a commuter or street - locked bike.

and yeah, I will correct you: another word for cheap is " inexpensive " ...

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Old 12-19-13 | 02:05 AM
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In retail, I would tell customers something was "affordable" rather than cheap.
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Old 12-19-13 | 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by kraftwerk
I think the hubs retail for around $50 bucks a pair. Pretty standard stuff and will serve you well if you maintain them. Good for a commuter or street - locked bike.

and yeah, I will correct you: another word for cheap is " inexpensive " ...
heh... sorry, wasn't trying to ruffle any feathers or say that they were "bad" in any way by saying "el-CHEAP-o". Let me rephrase that with the following words that readers can substitute:

Basic
Entry-level

Again... nothing wrong with that, but like I mentioned, it's highly doubtful that these Quando hubs will have cartridge bearings (which still hasn't been confirmed by the OP). Typically though, Quando hubs only have loose bearings that will require responsible attention and maintenance to keep them rolling for a long time.
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