Lyne Components JB02HE rear hub

[Sprockets]

Cure components also make an affordable and really good high engagement hub! Sa made

[thebob]

12 minutes ago, Shaheedalex said:

In your opinion which has the Loudest Buzz of mentioned

DT Swiss with the 54t upgrade was loudest. Next is the Lyne. 

[Tiaan]

My hub broke this weekend after +- 1year and 6months. Hub was recently serviced at the end of August. Lyne replaced them no questions asked no forms. Great service didn't expect that. Thats how you build trust in your product. 

Edited November 28, 2022 by Tiaan

[fusion01]

On 8/30/2022 at 4:12 PM, Steady Spin said:

Fit & forget is a Hope hub. Spend the extra money. 
I ran one for about 8 years + and when I sold it the original bearings were still smooth and the freehub still clicking nice and loud. 

Esih those are R4.5k nowadays. I'm going Lyne Hyper instead - support local too.

[nick_the_wheelbuilder]

Lyne hubs are superb for the price.
"Big" name brands have become a lot more pricy over the past few years.

The budget friendly hubs I'd recommend are:
Lyne
Cure
Rapide

If you insist on big international brands like Hope, DT Swiss, or i9, expect to pay significantly more.

Don't skimp on rims and spokes and nipples though - these are often the deciding factors when it comes to overall, long-term wheel durability.

[BaGearA]

Hope and DT are much more middle of the road now 

 

350/Pro4/5 

 

Obviously the 240s compete higher up.

 

i9 , crisking and the likes are so unattainable these days.

 

But beyond happy with hopes 

 

Paid 5k for my rear hub and its been all smiles since 15months and original bearings still

[Headshot]

Another option is the Rapide hub. 28/32, sound good and mine has been very reliable