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ISIS hub?

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  1. Hello there this is my first thread here, so tell me if im in the wrong
    place. Im looking to upgrade my standard hub to an isis hub are there
    any advantages to this upgrade?

    The reason is sometimes when riding the crank has come off. Which is a
    problem when tring not to eat the pavment.

    Also would this mean that I would have to replace the wheel?

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  2. Good move!

    I had a cotterless hub and it too came undone regularly. You can buy an
    ISIS hub from UDC (unicycle.com) and then take the wheel apart spokes
    and all then put it all back together again.

    I just bought a Nimbus ISIS Trials as my wheel wasn't worth rebuilding.
    The cranks are a lot more solid and when you're my weight it needs to
    be solid!

    In my opinion, unless you've got a super duper wheel with a cotterless
    hub (unlikely) it's probably cheaper to buy a wheel pre-built with an
    ISIS hub.

    I'm only a newbie myself, so take my opinion for what it's worth. (Very
    little)

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  3. Yeah I thaught that I would have to replace the wheel as a whole.
    The amount of trouble that I have had trying to replace the seat... I
    had to get a new seatpost and frame, so I think to replace the hub it
    will be a big job to do.

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