I bought these IIIPRO Bike Brake Disc rotors, the rotors do not brake as they should, I bedin them for two weeks, cleaned them, pumped the brakes, changed the pads (sram code rsc) and nothing helps, the rotors brake very poorly by their own, after these I installed TRP and Shimano rt66 rotors and they brake well

Quote from: crazyrt on September 18, 2023, 08:14:05 AM
Thanks for the reminder!  I just cleaned out and lightly regreased the ratchets in my wifes new hub.  They only have 50 miles but she said that she thought she felt it slip once or twice, everything looked perfect.  I ordered a spare a genuine DT 24t ratchet set to keep on her bike to keep from being stranded.  It would be a shame for such a small and light spare part to not carry one.

The seller sent a new ratchet under warranty, asked to send an 18t ratchet, I hope everything will be fine this time

Quote from: jannmayer on September 18, 2023, 10:08:55 AM
Was this the 54T or 36T ratchet? I've heard of a lot of issues with the 54T. I have a 36T and it has been solid for close to 500 miles. I've cleaned and lined it a couple times, making sure to use a light lube sparingly.

I probably will replace it with a DT Swiss ratchet at some point though.

It was 36T ratchet

Hello everyone, I want to share my experience of using the GOLDIX 240 EXP hub. As soon as I assembled the wheel, on the first ride the ratchet slipped under load, various lubricants didt help, and in the end, after 100 km the ratchet broke.