Eno Eccentric alternative

[ghostpoet]

Any of you lot come across a knockoff or the like of a Eno eccentric suinglespedd hub?

[HappyHumber]

Any of you lot come across a knockoff or the like of a Eno eccentric suinglespedd hub?

Can't say I have... but always thought the original pretty exxy for what they are. Probably more a case of relatively low production AND cashing in on the FG/SS revival/fad.

You would've thought some of those flattering plagiarists in China might've come up with something by now. I know when I was riding the FG wave double toe straps were all ludicrously priced until a few rebranded generics came along.

[BRLVR.v2]

http://peoplesbike.com/pplsen/?tag=eccentric-hub

[HappyHumber]

I think I remember reading on Saint Sheldon's pages somewhere you can file an edge of the axle that sits in the dropouts to give you (upto) a few mm's worth of 'adjustment'. Not especially elegant... but...

[ghostpoet]

I knew the good peoples of BNA would be helpful....Thanks

[baabaa]

these are alternative and elegant and expensive but you can move them from bike to bike...
http://www.trickstuff.de/de/products/exzentriker_KL.php
http://www.philwood.com/products/bbpage ... entric.php

[b_rad]

They're expensive, but the quality is amazing; an eno is actually worth it.

[AlMac]

They're expensive, but the quality is amazing; an eno is actually worth it.

I run some white hubs. They are excellent and, relative to the competition (Chris King, Alchemy etc), superb value.

[HappyHumber]

Not if the rest of the bike is a P.o.S.

[Alistair]

I love my eno. I would definitely make the investment - you will only need to spend the money once as they are absolutely bulletproof.

[HLC]

Not if the rest of the bike is a P.o.S.

Cheaper to buy a proper track frame in that case lol!