Having played around with engagement on my Line Pro 30s, it is inarguable that 3 pawls coasts better in the stand than 6 pawls.
Hard to imagine that it's significant on the trail, so I stuck with 6 pawls. To be clear, my 3 pawl experiment didn't get any further than the stand.
I've been pounding the Pro version of these wheels for at least 50 hours now without a peep, and that includes over 20 hours in Moab, which I find to be a great test for freehub sturdiness, given the large amount of low cadence, high torque climbing you find there.
Nov. 16, 2017, 7:26 a.m. - Kos
Having played around with engagement on my Line Pro 30s, it is inarguable that 3 pawls coasts better in the stand than 6 pawls. Hard to imagine that it's significant on the trail, so I stuck with 6 pawls. To be clear, my 3 pawl experiment didn't get any further than the stand. I've been pounding the Pro version of these wheels for at least 50 hours now without a peep, and that includes over 20 hours in Moab, which I find to be a great test for freehub sturdiness, given the large amount of low cadence, high torque climbing you find there.