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Mark (MSA)  
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 More options 3 Oct 2005, 20:15
Newsgroups: uk.rec.cycling
From: "Mark \(MSA\)" <onyerbikem...@yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 20:15:22 +0100
Local: Mon 3 Oct 2005 20:15
Subject: Re: Dynamo Hubs - any experience?

> in message <mn.1c797d5a2b10b110.39...@yahoo.co.uk>, Mark (MSA)
> ('onyerbikem...@yahoo.co.uk') wrote:

>> Now I've read the last few posts, I really think I want a hub (they
>> provide more 'power right?).

> Not necessarily. But they produce it in a reliable and fuss free fashion,
> and are a lot neater.

So let's assume I want to use a double front light and no rear light.

Would a Shimano DH-3N71 hub do this better than a B&M S6?  Aesthetics
aside for now.

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Mark
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