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Mavic 571 hub question

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  1. hi there,

    anyone have a good idea of the reliability of the Mavic 571 hubs from years ago?

    They have a unusual pawl arrangement. Just wanted to know if that's any good.

    thanks for your time

    sc

  2. "sparetire" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    hi there,

    anyone have a good idea of the reliability of the Mavic 571 hubs from


    years

    Quoted message said:

    ago?

    They have a unusual pawl arrangement. Just wanted to know if that's any good.

    thanks for your time

    sc


    I have a pair on one of my pairs of training wheels. They seem to be great hubs.

    I'm not sure that they're any lighter than D/A or Record, but they're definitely something you don't
    see everyday.

    Mike

  3. They seem to work pretty well.

    I believe all of the Mavic hubs from that generation (Heliums, Cosmics, etc) used the same
    mechanism. I haven't heard any anecdotal evidence of problems.

    -Dion

    "sparetire" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    hi there,

    anyone have a good idea of the reliability of the Mavic 571 hubs from


    years

    Quoted message said:

    ago?

    They have a unusual pawl arrangement. Just wanted to know if that's any good.

    thanks for your time

    sc

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