On the page (http://bit.ly/
> ubhx99) dedicated to the SON 28 he wrote an update on 14th March 2011.
> In this update he specifically mentions that he ensured that the
> skewers were properly tightened.
I didn't see that part of the website. Apologies.
--
You received this message because you a
Happen to have 3 SON 28 hubs. The one on the Sam Hillborne does seem
to vibrate occasionally. Although I'm not totally clear it is a
problem or if I'm being "princess and the pea."
Also find the referenced site's review of lights not in line with my
personal experience. But he is entitled to hi
Friends,
Your criticism of that site is a bit harsh in my opinion. If you read
it you will see that it is not out of date. On the page you reference,
the latest update is 10th December 2011. On the page (http://bit.ly/
ubhx99) dedicated to the SON 28 he wrote an update on 14th March 2011.
In this
I have a Serafas 150 lumen that I use on my helmet and that sucker is
really bright on high power. I use it on low in combination with my IQ
Fly 24 and the VO dyno hub which by the way I experience no vibrations
from. This combo just works for me really nicely. I did however take a
ride in the fog
Interesting info & reviews, but still quite subjective. Regarding the
dynohub vibrations, it's important to keep in mind that he's not just
comparing different hubs in isolation. The hub interacts with the
rest of the wheel and the fork (and possibly even the rest of the
frame). Anecdotes like t
Same here. Have a SONs twice. Current bike never vibrates that I
notice. Earlier bike was the smoothest rider I ever owned (sadly
destroyed while parked on a sidewalk by an out of control truck).
On Dec 18, 2:52 am, René Sterental wrote:
> Thanks Kelly,
>
> I too have reconsidered the info on
I'm almost certain the author of that site didn't have his SON28
skewer tightened properly. In this case you'll feel excessive
vibration. If he built the wheel he was testing this should have been
obvious, since the SON28 (like all dynohubs) must be clamped tightly
in the truing stand to spin smoot
Thanks Kelly,
I too have reconsidered the info on that website after re-reading it
carefully. I can't feel anything when riding my SON28 wheel on the
Atlantis, but just for the sake of it will try riding a regular front wheel
to see if I can tell them apart. Today I picked up a new SON28 Dyad 36
f
Kelly:
Glad to have your input. Goes to show how various blog reviews can be
biased & outdated. Helps to have informed perspectives on other
perspectives You have me reconsidering a hub change. Will stop in at
Riv and see what Rich would charge for a hub change. I'm still going
to go with a batt
Kelly:
Glad to have your input. A great 2 cents worth! Goes to show how
various blog reviews can be biased & outdated. Helps to have informed
perspectives on other perspectives You have me reconsidering a hub
change. Will stop in at Riv and see what Rich would charge for a hub
change. I'm sti
Yes, the 80 lux model is the one you want. If 1.5 hours is okay for
you in terms of battery life on high (with 4 high quality NiMH AA
batteries), then this is the light to get.
I wish they produced the same philips light for dynamo. The dynamo is
a 60 lux version, which is apparently more or les
Just heard back from Peter-
He says -
"The "40" isn't the bright one. The one I'll be stocking costs $220
and is twice the brightness. SR80."
Just placed my order.
Michael
On Dec 14, 12:22 pm, climbthemtns wrote:
> I've been researching of late to replace a NR light that has finally
> failed. I
12 matches
Mail list logo
