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Old 03-23-21, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Sorcerer
Was cruising the internet and just ran into the old deal I had seen on the Framed brand at an outdoor gear webstore called The House years ago that actually still existed. For $100 they sell front and rear 135/170 mm quando hubbed wheels with cheap tires, tubes.
I have a cheap MTB (Redline Zander, but really a re-sprayed Diamondback Overdrive) that came with low-grade wheels with Quando hubs. I re-packed and adjusted the hubs and think they're some of the smoother hubs I've owned. Now, my other bikes don't have Dura-Ace or anything like that, and maybe I just got lucky with mine, but the bearings are smooth, the 6-bolt disc flange is machined well and nice and straight (no wobbles), and I've generally been pleased with what are very likely $5-on-wholesale bicycle hubs.
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