We can assemble any road wheels tubular/clincher 20.5/23/25mm width rims with DT 180S/DT 240S hubs, Dt 350S road hubs as well
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Hi Peter, do you have straight pull hubs available as well (for MTB)?
Quote from: JohnnyNT on April 03, 2015, 12:47:36 PM
Hi Peter, do you have straight pull hubs available as well (for MTB)?
Yes, of course, DT 240S hubs straight pull type, and Bitex straight pull hubs
Given I just had a Bitex hub fail, I would recommend the DT Swiss 240s hubs.
Quote from: Carbon_Dude on April 04, 2015, 05:10:40 PM
Given I just had a Bitex hub fail, I would recommend the DT Swiss 240s hubs.
Hi CD would you care to elaborate please. You're the first person I have heard of that has anything negative to say r.e. the Bitex hubs. It must be said though I do not have any extensive reasearch about them yet.
TIA
Fat Biker
Quote from: Fat Biker on May 05, 2015, 02:27:36 PM
Quote from: Carbon_Dude on April 04, 2015, 05:10:40 PM
Given I just had a Bitex hub fail, I would recommend the DT Swiss 240s hubs.
Hi CD would you care to elaborate please. You're the first person I have heard of that has anything negative to say r.e. the Bitex hubs. It must be said though I do not have any extensive reasearch about them yet.
TIA
Fat Biker
I have posted detailed info in this thread, (the search function works well on Chinertown), here is the link:
http://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,551.msg5838.html#msg5838
In summary the free hub body broke apart a bit, but Bitex sent a replacement from China free of charge so in the end they did a great job of warrantying their product. However, I believe the DT Swiss ratchet design is simpler and more reliable.
Quote from: Carbon_Dude on April 04, 2015, 05:10:40 PM
Given I just had a Bitex hub fail, I would recommend the DT Swiss 240s hubs.
DT Swiss hubs are cool and lightweight