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Re: Bent KH hub flanges

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  1. I hate bending the flanges back, but its the only way I can get my
    spokes into or out of the flange without bending the spokes really
    bad.

    After a few more wheelbuilds, ill be tossing the Kh hub and getting a
    Nimbus hub, unless Kris does something about the big chunks of metal
    missing in his flanges only saving a few grams of weight that I really
    do not think are important to be saving when it causes so much extra
    trouble.

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  2. Jerrick said:

    unless Kris does something about the big chunks of metal missing in his
    flanges only saving a few grams of weight that I really do not think
    are important to be saving when it causes so much extra trouble.

    I thought the holes were there to allow the flanges to bend, not just
    to save weight?

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  3. jamessd said:

    I thought the holes were there to allow the flanges to bend, not just to
    save weight?

    theyre suppose to flex a bit, but not untill they bend like that!

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  4. 1-wheeled-grape said:

    theyre suppose to flex a bit, but not untill they bend like that!

    Well not necessarily, it's hardly like there's anything in place to
    stop them bending further than ''a bit''.

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