Hope Pro 5 hubs.

You're correct, just found this image from Hope:
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If you are looking for the amount of slack before take up of drive surely that is defined by the number of teeth on the ratchet? It's a 54 tooth ratchet still so 360/54= 6.6°? ....not that it makes much difference on an emtb since the sprag/one way bearing in the motor will mostly define it.

Motor slack and ratchet slack are additive.
 
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Just for my own clarification. Is there no difference between a pro5 Ebike and an regular pro5 other than the freehub?
 
Very interesting thread.
I'm on the verge of buying the Fortus 5 SC 30 for my Giant Reign e+2. But the Ebike version is making me think twice. Not sure which one to go for. The lighter SC
 
Or heavier Ebike version? I ride on The Wrekin mostly which has extreme steep sides and also trail routs.
 
Or heavier Ebike version? I ride on The Wrekin mostly which has extreme steep sides and also trail routs.
Not worth saving a few grams on an e-bike hub when the bike is 23kg. Durability is much more important IMO
 
Very interesting thread.
I'm on the verge of buying the Fortus 5 SC 30 for my Giant Reign e+2. But the Ebike version is making me think twice. Not sure which one to go for. The lighter SC
I wouldn't run a SC unless it's on the front. And the ebike freehubs are steel and have less POE. I've been running the normal pro5 over a year and zero issue's.
 
Thanks for the information. Think I will go for the stronger ebike wheel.
There is 110g difference in the weight. Don't know if that would make much difference to how the wheel performs.
 
Just for my own clarification. Is there no difference between a pro5 Ebike and an regular pro5 other than the freehub?
If you look at the picture I posted above from Hope for it's ebike specific rear hub (you may have to zoom it up), you'll see all 6 pawls engage at the same time, instead of 3, hence the 54 POE instead of 108 for the non ebike Pro 5 rear hub.
 
If you look at the picture I posted above from Hope for it's ebike specific rear hub (you may have to zoom it up), you'll see all 6 pawls engage at the same time, instead of 3, hence the 54 POE instead of 108 for the non ebike Pro 5 rear hub.
Yes, I see that. Is that the only difference other than the freehub body material?
 
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