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Windosr
I am looking to get into fixies, what do you think of this bike??
https://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-FIXED-GEAR-S...QQcmdZViewItem
thanks for your input.
Nick
https://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-FIXED-GEAR-S...QQcmdZViewItem
thanks for your input.
Nick
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My friend stripped his hub within 15 minutes.
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Originally Posted by hyperRevue
My friend stripped his hub within 15 minutes.
come on its not the hub thats stripping that easy has to be the person thats installing it
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Originally Posted by rattlecan
come on its not the hub thats stripping that easy has to be the person thats installing it
It's possible.
I don't deny that it could be an isolated incident.
But, just as a side comment, it wasn't his first fixed and he did make sure everything was installed properly and tightly.
So, it wasn't user error.
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yeah, search this crap. I'll backup that the quando hubs are bunk, and yes, they are stripped easily and need to be overhauled upon purchasing.
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for three hundred bucks, you could spend 50 bucks on a halfway decent rear hub and have a nice bike for under 400 bucks. Beats an alpha