ENO Hubs

Posted on Thu 5th, June 2008

• #1

Simpson

Anyone had any exprience/fitted one of these? seen some on ebay but around £120.a
ny tips for getting them cheaper?
• #2

Object

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• #3

andyp

I had one on the first bike I converted - it was okay but the drivetrain was pretty noisy and I think it was the ENO hub that was the main culprit.
• #4

provenrad

They are cheaper in the US - Bens cycles has them for $135.
I think they are good. WI has a good rep, the machining is good, I use one on my MTB - bought second hand (£100 for the pair), the hub was a bit rettley. I replaced the bearings with some off Ebay (£6) and good as new!
If you keep a look out for second hand wheelsets they can be re-spaced to 126/130/135, though it costs...

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