Box 3 9 speed. Who has it, any good

safreek

safreek

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Okey dokey, going to pull the pin on a cheap new drivetrain.
Have been giving the box the main thought as it seems well priced with a decent spread of gears for 9 speed.
Does anyone use this, if so are you happy with this. Cheers for any help.
Ooh, if you have no experience with it but know the friend of a sisters father who has one, chime in by all means

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Box Three Prime 9 Speed Groupset

The Prime 9 range of components from Box has made many people rethink what a 9-speed drivetrain is capable of. Providing riders with all the range of a 12-speed setup but without the complexity, weight, and excessive shifting, Prime 9 drivetrains are also far more affordable. You can ride them...
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Labcanary

Labcanary

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safreek said:
Okey dokey, going to pull the pin on a cheap new drivetrain.
Have been giving the box the main thought as it seems well priced with a decent spread of gears for 9 speed.
Does anyone use this, if so are you happy with this. Cheers for any help.
Ooh, if you have no experience with it but know the friend of a sisters father who has one, chime in by all means

www.mtbdirect.com.au

Box Three Prime 9 Speed Groupset

The Prime 9 range of components from Box has made many people rethink what a 9-speed drivetrain is capable of. Providing riders with all the range of a 12-speed setup but without the complexity, weight, and excessive shifting, Prime 9 drivetrains are also far more affordable. You can ride them...
www.mtbdirect.com.au www.mtbdirect.com.au
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Yep! I've moved it across a couple of bikes. Had it on a HT, then the kid-hauling bike, now it's on my commuter. It was ok on the HT but I really like it on the town bikes. There's supposed to be a clutch, but it's not adjustable and no switch. On a MTB you definitely get more chain slap than with adjustable tension clutch derailleurs.
As a cruise around town, gravel paths/roads and maybe light trails it's good.
It's robust, or at least it has been fine for me. If you don't like big jumps between gears, it might be annoying. For a hack like me I don't mind. I'll keep using it until it dies
 
safreek

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Labcanary said:
Yep! I've moved it across a couple of bikes. Had it on a HT, then the kid-hauling bike, now it's on my commuter. It was ok on the HT but I really like it on the town bikes. There's supposed to be a clutch, but it's not adjustable and no switch. On a MTB you definitely get more chain slap than with adjustable tension clutch derailleurs.
As a cruise around town, gravel paths/roads and maybe light trails it's good.
It's robust, or at least it has been fine for me. If you don't like big jumps between gears, it might be annoying. For a hack like me I don't mind. I'll keep using it until it dies
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Sweet, sounds like it should do the job. It's just for an urban bike. Bit of chainslap is fine. I still have crutchless bikes at the moment so should be better.
Think I will get it as yows hasn't broken over three bikes.
Be surprised if there would be a the kit for that price with known brands :)

Thanks
 
safreek

safreek

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Labcanary said:
Yep! I've moved it across a couple of bikes. Had it on a HT, then the kid-hauling bike, now it's on my commuter. It was ok on the HT but I really like it on the town bikes. There's supposed to be a clutch, but it's not adjustable and no switch. On a MTB you definitely get more chain slap than with adjustable tension clutch derailleurs.
As a cruise around town, gravel paths/roads and maybe light trails it's good.
It's robust, or at least it has been fine for me. If you don't like big jumps between gears, it might be annoying. For a hack like me I don't mind. I'll keep using it until it dies
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Ok, ordered the box :D hopefully it will be the go. You convinced me on two different purchases. Should be a salesperson/he,him/she,her;)
 
pink poodle

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Shit!!! Didn't you read the massive review thread on here? Heaps of people used them at first only to discover that the derailleur would spontaneously combust and burn the whole bike up! Even the Maxxis tyres!!!
 
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