NuVinci Continuously Variable Planetary Hubs. Simple twist control for smooth, progressive shifting. Features: CVP (Continuously Variable Planetary) drivetrain technology with infinitenumber of ratios Simple twist controller enables easy, continuous ratio adjustments while pedaling, coasting or at a stop. No missed gears, hesitation or noise.New, Never Used, OEM, This item is exactly as pictured and does not include retail packaging.CVP (Continuously Variable Planetary) drivetrain technology with an infinite number of ratiosSimple twist controller enables easy, continuous ratio adjustments while pedalingNo missed gears, hesitation or noiseIncludes Cruise-Controller shifter6 bolt disc brake readyRecommended gear ratio is 2 to 1 (ex. 36/18)18t cog includedHubs shift drive fits behind dropout for clean installationShifters cable has quick clip on and off system to allow for simple flat repairItem SpecificationsColor: SilverWeight: 2450gIntended Use: Road/cruiserHub Drilling: 36 spokesRear Axle Type: 10x1Cassette Body Type: Threaded, StandardHub/Brake Compatibility: DiscRear Hub Spacing: 135mmSkewer Included: NA, Bolt-On
W**R
wow, is this thing HEAVY
take a look at the claimed weights for this hub and for the Rohloff Speed Hub. the difference is dramatic. the latter is MUCH lighter...at almost a tenfold increase in price...this thing is REALLY heavy. and so far, after a couple hundred miles, it works great. i really love detentless shifting.BTW you can shift this thing while coasting forward, and while pedalling forward, but you can shift it only through about HALF of its range while standing still. unlike other hubs, backpedallinig while at a standstill does NOT help shifting.i am a bit dubious about the mfr's claim that, apart from the freewheel input at the sprocket, this hub requires NO maintenance (and CANNOT be maintained, or, by inference, REPAIRED) i'll update my review in 10 or 20 years with my observations about THAT.
W**P
I love it. Yes heavy but so smooth
I have this Hub on Three of my Custom bikes. I love it. Yes heavy but so smooth. Here are pics of my latest build. The key for me is having enough tension on the chain. Not enough tension and it will slip on the cog. I correct that by making the chain just long enough to get the chain on with a chain tension-er. See pics.
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