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Primo Pro Rear Hub

These hubs are pretty much indestructable. They have four sealed bearings and are made out of super-tough chromoly something with pretty high flanges. They are super tough looking and work even better. I don't know what Primo is thinking with putting 6 sealed bearings in their new hubs because 4 is more than enough! These hubs are so good, that they move faster than Nyquist's barspins. The only problem that some people may notice is the little beefiness in the weight department. They are only fractionally lighter than most hubs, but the strength and design compensate. They are just plainly the best freewheel hub you can buy. 9.5/10

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