All have developed play during/after built... if the bearing bore is overmachined you can press the bearings in with some retaining compound which will hold them in the shell. if the spacing of the bearings is not correct in regards to the axle , you can most probably take the play out using microshims There is quite a few hubs suffering from option 1 like some novatecs and the like
All have developed play during/after built...
if the bearing bore is overmachined you can press the bearings in with some retaining compound which will hold them in the shell. if the spacing of the bearings is not correct in regards to the axle , you can most probably take the play out using microshims There is quite a few hubs suffering from option 1 like some novatecs and the like
if the bearing bore is overmachined you can press the bearings in with some retaining compound which will hold them in the shell.
if the spacing of the bearings is not correct in regards to the axle , you can most probably take the play out using microshims
There is quite a few hubs suffering from option 1 like some novatecs and the like
Novatec track hub = £30 or so, aren't Macks about 5 times that?
Sloppy machining on a mass produced budget hub is one thing...
I would never buy Mack hubs or victorie or any other sort of boutique stuff.
Sad thing is that there is a lot less slop on Taiwenese production:/
Best hub for the cash is Halo or clones from the same factory
Another vote for halo track hubs
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Novatec track hub = £30 or so, aren't Macks about 5 times that?
Sloppy machining on a mass produced budget hub is one thing...