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Pantour hubs experience?

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  1. Anyone have experience, good or bad, with Pantour suspension hubs? I'm thinking about putting one on
    the front of a 20" wheel folder instead of a suspension fork. They are a bit expensive, but appear
    to be much lighter than suspension forks.

  2. In article <XiwFb.175353$_M.801532@attbi_s54>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone have experience, good or bad, with Pantour suspension hubs? I'm thinking about putting one
    on the front of a 20" wheel folder instead of a suspension fork. They are a bit expensive, but
    appear to be much lighter than suspension forks.

    I'd be concerned with my brakes hitting the tire or spokes instead of the rim braking surface. Some
    rims in their quest for lightness have small braking tracks, so the small amount of movement in the
    hub could be a big deal.
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    Alex

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Alex Rodriguez
    In article <XiwFb.175353$_M.801532@attbi_s54>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone have experience, good or bad, with Pantour suspension hubs? I'm thinking about putting one
    on the front of a 20" wheel folder instead of a suspension fork. They are a bit expensive, but
    appear to be much lighter than suspension forks.



    I'd be concerned with my brakes hitting the tire or spokes instead of the rim braking surface. Some
    rims in their quest for lightness have small braking tracks, so the small amount of movement in the
    hub could be a big deal.
    ----------------
    Alex


    The older 1/2" travel units are fine for rim based brakes.
    The newer 1" travel hubs are intended for use with disc brakes.

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