Snaped my axle!
#22
Being hollow is probably a good reason why some people have said they've never broke one, but have bent some. Personally, I'd rather bend one than break one. At least it won't make you crash. But I don't think I'd go for that warranty. Don't know what the other warranties are, but I'd want them to replace bad axles if the keep bending, which seems pretty likely considering they're hollow. I,too, have never purchased an aftermarket axle but would definetely do my homework if I was going to.
#23
Originally posted by: counterpunch
Hollow, as in empty, not transparent.
Originally posted by: maddog56
Hmm, cant see through mine.
Originally posted by: counterpunch
There is only one bad Durablue model that I know of, the x-33. It is hollow.
There is only one bad Durablue model that I know of, the x-33. It is hollow.
Well hollow or transparent or solid I'm still very happy with mine and my next bike will have another.
#24
Originally posted by: recon99
They really are hollow, that's what makes them so light. They're solid at the ends, but the thick part in the middle and about halfway to the hub is a tapered hollowed cavity.
Originally posted by: maddog56
Hmm, cant see through mine. They are the lightest axle availible from anywhere but a specialty shop/manufacturer but I don't believe they are hollow. I believe a good deal of the weight savings comes from replacement of the hubs.
Originally posted by: counterpunch
There is only one bad Durablue model that I know of, the x-33. It is hollow.
There is only one bad Durablue model that I know of, the x-33. It is hollow.
hes right, they are hollow
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