Does anyone know the size of the front bearings on these wheels? gabriel
Jerome & Elizabeth Moos wrote:
> They were some of the early cassette hubs, although ceratainly not the
first - I have Wiley-Baylis from the 50's. They have been bad-mouthed fo
r supposedly breaking spokes due to increased dish and having smaller bea
rings on the right side that wore out cones faster. I haven't observed e
ither. If you ride a pair from Nome to Patagonia, maybe you'll observe t
hese tendencies, otherwise I think they will be just fine. I have a bunc
h, I like them, and I think they are innovative and cool. And the remova
l tool works great for opening beer.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jerry Moos
>
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