Chris King freehub damage

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  • racingcondor
    racingcondor Posts: 1,434
    ugo.santalucia wrote:
    Nobody has come up with a clever way to shed weight from the hub

    Like I say. More I ride the more we agree :wink:.

    I've got 3 sets of wheels. 1 built for me on CK's and 2 I built myself. Mine are Ultegra/Open Pro (training / winter) and DA/Crono's (racing). DA hubs laced to Ambrosio Crono's ride like a dream.
  • TheSmithers
    TheSmithers Posts: 291
    robbo2011 wrote:
    If you are really worried about the freehub damage, get a SRAM Red cassette. all of the cogs are on a single carrier and the freehub with not be damaged at all. And it's lighter than your current cassette :)

    I do want to get a SRAM Red group, but the special edition green to match the team colours on my Dale. 8) It'll have to be next year now.

    I'm not worried about it. It seems it's not an unusual thing to happen by the sound of it. Make no mistake, I have no regrets in going for CK, and anyone would be a fool for dismissing them based on this thread.
    http://app.strava.com/athletes/2086404
  • robbo2011
    robbo2011 Posts: 1,017
    You don't have to buy the whole group, just the cassette. It'll work with Shimano fine.

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