Interesting info & reviews, but still quite subjective. Regarding the dynohub vibrations, it's important to keep in mind that he's not just comparing different hubs in isolation. The hub interacts with the rest of the wheel and the fork (and possibly even the rest of the frame). Anecdotes like this do not constitute anything like scientific data, and regardless of claims of objectivity, the author's observations are just as subjective as anyone else's. It might be possible for an individual to compare different wheels (not just the hubs) on a given bicycle, as long as precautions were taken to ensure that he couldn't identify them. Even then, to make a really fair comparison, you'd have to build several wheels on each hub to control for variations in rims, et cetera. And even that wouldn't tell you how much vibration *your* hub will cause, and under what conditions, on *your* bike. It's a very hard problem, but a single anecdotal comparison is not very useful for determining which hub will cause the most vibration on a given bicycle.
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