2009 Stealth 2 Hubs on Black Pimplites..LIGHT RIDER

No other hubs will deliver the instant engagement like the stealth rear hub! Industry nines are still not even close to this type of engagement.
If you want ALL of your power going where its needed (At the rear wheel), if you are a 4x racer and need that extra advantage or just want it the Stealth Hubs from precision hubs is
where its at. I was in aw when I saw these hubs resurface at the 09 bikeshow here in Toronto. I wanted a pair right away and I had the soon after. I am 225 Lbs and I did in fact try to slip these hubs and I couldn't do it.

Hubs are smooth and easily taken apart for maintenance. Hubs do not use grease but instead they use Transmission fluid for lubrication.
Wheels are true correctly dished, bought last year and laced. I don't ride park or street on such a small bike so these wheels have not been beaten on, they are mint mint mint.

Here is a review of these hubs from Dropmachine.com (the hubs in the pictures are the exact hubs on the wheels)
"Quote Intense from WWW.DROPMACHINE.COM
TRUE PRECISION STEALTH HUBS

When you think high end hubs, True Precision is not necessarily the company you think of. You think King, Hadley, DT, Industry Nine...in face True Precision might not come up at all. But they definitely deserve to. They make Stealth hubs, and I can clearly say its like nothing else on the market.

The Stealth hubs use a one-way needle bearing, which means the hub is absolutely silent and its got INSTANT engagement. I don't mean very little play and then it engages, I mean dead-bang INSTANT. Back pedal and it spins, pedal forward and it drives instantly. Really its difficult to beleive until you try it, but it works. I honestly can't wait to try these things out just because they aren't like anything else out there. They are also pretty neat in that you can take them apart by hand, and to clean them all it takes is to flush out the junk inside, and put in a bit of automatic transmission fluid. The only real pre-ride complaint is that the rear hub is a little heavy, which is apparently necessary due to the forces the drive mechanism puts out. The front is silly light though, as I would show you had my crap scale not died."

http://www.dropmachine.com/media/showphoto.php/photo/40431

http://www.trueprecision.net/index.html