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This design is better than polymer bearing style, but the end nut is too heavy because it's solid metal. I substituted a nut that has a small threaded insert molded into a polymer housing to save weight. The polymer nuts also have a nice thread locking feature.
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I was looking for an early style skewer.....steel, enclosed cam style, no plastic, chrome. I consider this style to be stronger, safer and more durable than the current alloy and plastic flip style so prevalent now. Perfect!!
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These quick release skewers were just what I needed a great price. The new quick releases or square and would not work in my training stand, I needed the old-school type with a rounded heads. Plus it gave my bike a little bit of chrome to all the black. I am very happy with these quick releases.
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Solid skewer that works great with my smart trainer. Made it easier to swap bikes on the trainer without having to swap skewers each time. Seems identical to the one which came with my trainer.
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These are old school chrome alloy steel skewers that are equivalent to those made by Shimano & Campagnolo. Cro-moly steel is over 2X stronger than aluminum alloy. And, these skewers fasten wheels with much greater strength and security. An exceptional value at around $14 a pair.
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