Louder Campagnolo hub - Miche or Ambrosio/Novatec?
holiver
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Hi all,
Like many, I too am considering a wheel upgrade. I currently have a set of older Campagnolo Khamsins on my Racelight, but like the idea of trying a wider rim and a larger tyre.
Anyway, the Campagnolo hub in the Khamsins is quite loud, which is good for commuting and letting people around me know I am there. Can anyone tell me which of the hubs out of the above are the loudest (if they are loud at all!)?
Thanks
Like many, I too am considering a wheel upgrade. I currently have a set of older Campagnolo Khamsins on my Racelight, but like the idea of trying a wider rim and a larger tyre.
Anyway, the Campagnolo hub in the Khamsins is quite loud, which is good for commuting and letting people around me know I am there. Can anyone tell me which of the hubs out of the above are the loudest (if they are loud at all!)?
Thanks
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Neither... they both have three small pawls. If you want loud, you need Hope, which has 4 bigger pawls with individual springs.left the forum March 20230
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Thanks, I thought that might be the case! However, the cost of the Hope hubs alone is about how much I was budgeting.
I have seen the Hope wheel package with the Alpha 400 rims for £315 so will think further about those versus a build with the A23 or Archetype rims.0 -
If you don't want to go tubeless, then Archetype is a better rim. If you do want to go tubeless, then Stans is the better system.left the forum March 20230
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Thanks. Any thoughts on the Kinlin XC-279 rims? I may be able to get a pair for £70 shipped.
From what I have read they are generally well regarded, although not as light or as well finished as the Archetype.0 -
halo are also loudish and cheaper, but not as durable as hope.0