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slick, on 04 July 2012 - 02:09 , said:

Is that another fetish like your leg shaving? a small section at a time.


Edit: stupid iPad

hahaha! I already have the Easton Havoc orange stem on my AM bike. If I was due for new AM wheels those Havocs would be seriously tempting!

Orange is awesome! You know it is... don't fight it

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I see the Havoc only come in 20mm/QR, I need a 15mm on the front.

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BikeBailing, on 04 July 2012 - 02:12 , said:

I see the Havoc only come in 20mm/QR, I need a 15mm on the front.

Do not fear... for a few more dabloons you can get the converter http://www.chainreac...x?ModelID=51486

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patches, on 04 July 2012 - 02:15 , said:

Do not fear... for a few more dabloons you can get the converter http://www.chainreac...x?ModelID=51486

Yebo, the advantage of proper hubs is the ability to convert them quickly to suit any fork.

Screw orange. It won't go with my anodised blue

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patches, on 04 July 2012 - 02:12 , said:

hahaha! I already have the Easton Havoc orange stem on my AM bike. If I was due for new AM wheels those Havocs would be seriously tempting!

Orange is awesome! You know it is... don't fight it

would you take the havocs over the havens for AM?

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Nukeproof are generally great wheels but I know of a few guys with broken freebodies. They reckon that the pawls are too small.

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the_wes, on 04 July 2012 - 02:44 , said:

would you take the havocs over the havens for AM?

with a 28mm external width... I'd go for the Havocs. The Havens have a 26mm width, which is getting on the skinny side. Especially of you wanna run 2.4s. You mught get some tyre-roll on the rear at lower pressures.

Generators are 29mm external width and are labelled as "AM" wheels.

slick, on 04 July 2012 - 02:57 , said:

Nukeproof are generally great wheels but I know of a few guys with broken freebodies. They reckon that the pawls are too small.

I have some earlier gen nuke proofs and I have 1 engagement point that skips. I'm not sure what the cause is... because I haven't opened it to look

...I just live with it, haha! But yeah... I also have never serviced them during their period of abuse. The current Generator hubs seem to be slightly different. Maybe they fixed the issue?!

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slick, on 04 July 2012 - 02:33 , said:

Yebo, the advantage of proper hubs is the ability to convert them quickly to suit any fork.

Screw orange. It won't go with my anodised blue

course it will! Blue and Orange are made for each other haha!



just look at the awesome kit! loot at it! blue... and orange!

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patches, on 04 July 2012 - 03:06 , said:

course it will! Blue and Orange are made for each other haha!



just look at the awesome kit! loot at it! blue... and orange!

    

I'm too busy laughing here. I can't think of a decent comeback.

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patches, on 04 July 2012 - 03:05 , said:

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I have some earlier gen nuke proofs and I have 1 engagement point that skips. I'm not sure what the cause is... because I haven't opened it to look

...I just live with it, haha! But yeah... I also have never serviced them during their period of abuse. The current Generator hubs seem to be slightly different. Maybe they fixed the issue?!

Could be. Ask Jason to have a look at the skipping issue.

[BikeBailing]

Haha, I love the orange hubs!

I'm building up on a On-one Evo 456, which I found after much reading is 135x10mm so don't seem to be to limited. Damn the dabloons are adding up on my wishlist!

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The havocs would actually match my bike me thinks:

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BikeBailing, on 04 July 2012 - 03:41 , said:

The havocs would actually match my bike me thinks:

NICE FRAME ... yes I am shouting!!!!

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When it arrived, it was alot darker than the pic which makes it look even better. I've been meaning to start a build fred but have been to lazy to take pics yet, will do so wen i have all the parts (incl wheels) and start building.

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