AdamR28

People stretch them... it's not a good idea.

Do you drink a lot of Red Bull Jardo?

How long do you have to decide?

Yeah, I'd try Greenlight if they didn't have a 'no policies for PR6 addresses' policy

Brentacre have come up with a mega quote for me a couple of times on performance / modified cars, worth a call

Save basket function will let you email a wishlist to someone if that helps... Can add a note too if you wanted, like please buy this and I'll do the washing up for a month, or whatever

Nope

Fortunately I'm not Cheers!

Haha, that's brilliant! I'm gonna search for that. Sounds a bit like my stag do (slightly 'in' joke there, but I'm willing to expand on if required...).

That's pretty cool, much more effective than the usual 'It's all your fault' adverts which make you think 'Nah, it wouldn't be my fault'.

We have things called alarms nowadays

Hope have basically changed all the ratchets to 40T, so all their hubs are a minimum 40 eps now, if that makes sense...

It is pretty sweet - very positive engagement, especially considering how many of them there are! I don't have any bikes I could use one on, but I still want one

Yes, the washer is there from the start, but it is possible to lose it. It's possible the bolts are different lengths as standard for some reason, but would need to check with Inspired about that.

Nah, it's VERY noticeable. As soon as you pedal one forward, you notice the difference.

That will be fine.

You also do need the spring washer to be in place, that's what stops the bolt shaking loose (no need to nip the bolt up afterwards because of this).

There's a different sizing under the freehub body for the two different bearing types ('standard' ball race and needle bearing), which is where the difference lies. And the end caps are different too as there's a circlip inside the freehub on the needle bearing version (EVO) which prevents 'standard' end caps from fitting. They may even be a different bore too. As Matt says, Hope haven't got a f**king clue with stuff like this. You really struggle to find anyone on the phone who can help with anything mildly technical any more, it's really frustrating. The amount of times we've done exactly as Hope suggested to Dave and we've got stuff sent incorrectly is baffling...

Yerp.

Should be.

There's nothing more to it Dave - literally exactly as Alex said. I'd just thread each nipple in the 'new' rim on a couple of turns so you have plenty of slack.

This.

That's normal and it will bed in. Run a search for tips to speed it up if you can't wait

I was about to say they are totally different prices so you can't compare them... but... given the Reset is used, I would go with the Trialtech (if it would be new).