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  1. #151
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    Quote Originally Posted by StyledAirtime View Post
    It's not a problem. The lag is noticeable when climbing (it's a dh bike so who cares) its come up many times when talking about the Zerode but anyone who has put real time on the bike will tell you it is a non issue.
    I've actually ridden a Zerode, a couple of years ago, and couldn't remember anything significant. Pretty much was the opposite kind of trail that i would think it might be a problem on.

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    Its not noticeable when going DH, but I do prefer my I9 rear hub over my Hope when Im riding uphill.

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    would it help if one could braze the freehub body to the axle and convert the hub to a true fixed one?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sethimus View Post
    would it help if one could braze the freehub body to the axle and convert the hub to a true fixed one?
    Not worth the added wear and tear on bullet proof drivetrain. You just get a high engagement point rear hub(Profile, AtomLab, New Mavic, I9, ETC).

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    So has anyone worked out how far it's off by? Eg. if you have a 10 degree engagement rear hub, what is your actual engagement on a Zerode once you factor in the double loss?

    For what it's worth I didn't notice it either, but I wasn't looking for it.

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    There's a french company that makes fixed rear hubs specifically for pinion and other gb bikes. Drops a lot of weight and complication. I can't think of their name and a quick googling didn't show me anything.

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    This is the 10th time this has come up and the same convo happens every time , then everyone decides its fine how it is and some one buys a Zerode or doesn't.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by StyledAirtime View Post
    This is the 10th time this has come up and the same convo happens every time , then everyone decides its fine how it is and some one buys a Zerode or doesn't.....
    And then?

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    Gday there.

    Im and friend of Jonos...(styledairtime)

    This one is mine.
    Nothing special pics...will get better ones later.




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    Quote Originally Posted by NoUseForAName View Post
    And then?
    "Rotting belly button smells funny."

    - Me

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    nice zerode.
    Old Guys Rocks!

    Downhill is juicy!

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    Thought you guys might be interested in this.
    Just made up 3 neoprene gearbox mudguards.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Dodgysam View Post
    Thought you guys might be interested in this.
    Just made up 3 neoprene gearbox mudguards.



    a practical solution. Cant wait to get mine.

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    It's like undies for your bike.
    "Rotting belly button smells funny."

    - Me

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    a frame nappy if you will.

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