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You could never suggest that bike doesn't try new thingsGravelburn bars, wanted to turn my HT into a gravel bike for summer.
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Took a very long time to get through customs, but very light and seem well made.
You could never suggest that bike doesn't try new thingsGravelburn bars, wanted to turn my HT into a gravel bike for summer.
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Took a very long time to get through customs, but very light and seem well made.
Can you knock the bearings out and get better quality Japanese or German ones?Maybe 6 months ago bought a ZTTO AE bb set. Last few weeks I notice a cracking and creaking noise. Have a good look and the bearings a destroyed. They must have been made from chewing gum.
Bike is my pub/path bike. Hasn’t had a lot of miles, nor mud or rain and rarely gets washed.
Do not recommend.
I suspected that would likely be the case with those headsets/BBs. Thanks for being the test subject to confirm. I would hazard a guess that the bearings in ZTTO/Koozer/Goldix hubs may follow a similar story, have a front wheel currently in use on one of those hubs, and a rear on another bike. Will keep y'all updated one when they need replacing.Maybe 6 months ago bought a ZTTO AE bb set. Last few weeks I notice a cracking and creaking noise. Have a good look and the bearings a destroyed. They must have been made from chewing gum.
Bike is my pub/path bike. Hasn’t had a lot of miles, nor mud or rain and rarely gets washed.
Do not recommend.
Generally, yep, so long as you get the same sizing ofc. I've done this with knockoff DT Swiss freehubs before installing them, as those are also usually shite.Can you knock the bearings out and get better quality Japanese or German ones?
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Looks like I could but I’d rather just bin em and buy something decent like I should have done in the first place.Can you knock the bearings out and get better quality Japanese or German ones?
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RacefaceLooks like I could but I’d rather just bin em and buy something decent like I should have done in the first place.
You bastard.Raceface![]()
I’ve had a CC hellbender now that started life in my now yours Highlander and it’s the much maligned, hated on and mocked 30mm bearing size and it keeps trucking. 3 plus years maybe, not sure. Still running smooth and nice. gonna stick with what works.Hope.
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I've got an Ultegra BB in the roadie that is going on 14 years...I’ve had a CC hellbender now that started life in my now yours Highlander and it’s the much maligned, hated on and mocked 30mm bearing size and it keeps trucking. 3 plus years maybe, not sure. Still running smooth and nice. gonna stick with what works.
Also on a side note I pulled apart a Works component headset a while ago. Full of orange gunk.
Same vintage Hellbender headset clean as a whistle.
TBF, I am still running the same race face cups with new bearings and 24 mm inside diameter bearings to be exact.Raceface![]()
I need to replace all the bearings in my DTswiss 350 hub and it's only 1 year old.I suspected that would likely be the case with those headsets/BBs. Thanks for being the test subject to confirm. I would hazard a guess that the bearings in ZTTO/Koozer/Goldix hubs may follow a similar story, have a front wheel currently in use on one of those hubs, and a rear on another bike. Will keep y'all updated one when they need replacing.
Generally, yep, so long as you get the same sizing ofc. I've done this with knockoff DT Swiss freehubs before installing them, as those are also usually shite.
Should be, "Can we fix it? No! It's new bike time!".We all need this
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