The cassette on my new Hed 3 wheel wobbles slightly.
According to Hed, "Due to not being able to true an H3, we have to put a shim into the hub. It is between the cassette body and the hub shell and it will make the hub wobble. It is either that or having a wheel that is not true. It won't damage your cassette."
Now, I don't know much about bikes, but I would expect that for the money, I could expect a pair of wheels that are close to perfect. I quizzed a bunch of folks at the Gulf Coast Expo, and their consensus was that Hed is making excuses for a bad wheel.
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Thanks
According to Hed, "Due to not being able to true an H3, we have to put a shim into the hub. It is between the cassette body and the hub shell and it will make the hub wobble. It is either that or having a wheel that is not true. It won't damage your cassette."
Now, I don't know much about bikes, but I would expect that for the money, I could expect a pair of wheels that are close to perfect. I quizzed a bunch of folks at the Gulf Coast Expo, and their consensus was that Hed is making excuses for a bad wheel.
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Thanks