I have the disc version of this hub on two wheelsets. A year in and I still
love it. The noise does quiet down after a bit, particularly if you pack it
full of grease.
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I don’t think it is too bad.
VO says put Phils oil on pawls to quiet them if you like.
I’m not going to bother.
Not too loud for me.
Its like 1/2 way between LX and angry bee Chris King hub, I woukd guess.
My LX hubs are virtually silent when riding,
The VO can be heard above the wind in your ears
Just watched some you tube videos. Wow. That’s some noise.
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I wonder if the noise would bug me.
I’m thinking of buying one plus an extra cassette body for my parts hoard. Not
many reasonably priced 36h hubs around.
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Rear hub. Takes 11sp, 7/8/9/10 with spacer.
I run 8speed.
You have choice of Shimano or Campy type freehub body.
Roadside serviceable.
Disassembles and reassembles by hand -no tools needed.
Replace a spoke roadside.
Install new bearngs no tools required.
Looks amazing. High flange. And they coast
