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new ultregra hub.

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  1. Just got a wheel with a the new ultegra rear hub, and noticed it looks
    twice as fat, as my 105 rear hub. Looked at the schematic from Shimano and
    really could not see why there is a size difference. Anyone know why they
    are fatter? Also I noticed that their 105 hub is 9/8 speed but the ultegra
    hub is 10/9/8 compatible, why is that?

  2. Callistus Valerius said:

    Just got a wheel with a the new ultegra rear hub, and noticed it looks
    twice as fat, as my 105 rear hub. Looked at the schematic from Shimano and
    really could not see why there is a size difference. Anyone know why they
    are fatter?

    Time to make it loook different, to imply it's 'better' somehow than
    the 6500 hubs. The innards are the same as 6500, the shell is just
    different.

    Also I noticed that their 105 hub is 9/8 speed but the ultegra

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    hub is 10/9/8 compatible, why is that?

    Cuz 105 9s is not 10s yet(is for 2006). In fact, the 105(and Tiagra and
    Sora as well) are 8/9/10s compatible. The only non compatible hub from
    shimano made today is the 7800, DA 10s rear hub, which is 10s ONLY.

  3. Callistus Valerius said:

    Just got a wheel with a the new ultegra rear hub, and noticed it looks
    twice as fat, as my 105 rear hub. Looked at the schematic from Shimano and
    really could not see why there is a size difference. Anyone know why they
    are fatter?

    Presumably same stiffness with less metal so lower weight.

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    Also I noticed that their 105 hub is 9/8 speed but the ultegra
    hub is 10/9/8 compatible, why is that?

    Because 105 has never had a 10 speed cassette yet and Ultegra has. The '06
    105 lineup hub will be more or less the same hub with a 10sp compatibility
    voucher attached.

    Jasper

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